On Sunday January 23, we awoke to lots (15" worth) of snow on the
driveway and so the shoveling began. Ben spread the salt
along the path
and Sarah
and then Ben and Sarah
showed our excitement about the game that was going to be
such a disappointment later. The Hutner-Flemmer's
were sledding down the street as we observed our sidewalk
and the Odyssey
that looked like it would never be cleared. Ben
admired the house
as the sledders
returned and we continued our walk to town. Stockton Street
was quite something as I walked behind Ben and Sarah
as we made our way past this water valve
at the seminary
and this tree
and the house that couldn't be approached
and the gate
that couldn't be opened
as the snow was all over
everything. Morven
wasn't plowed but its neighbor was
and as we walked the path
we knew that this car
would have a hard time getting out. Next we made our
way onto Nassau Street
and past the newspaper stands
when a car went by
and we dug in to find the Kramer's brick
on our first try. On Witherspoon Street
we watched this plow
work its way in
to the curb
as Ben discovered this ice rock
and SUbway was closed
and the bread at The Ferry House
looked like it would have a wait. Spring Street
was desserted as Sarah made her way
to the plowed mountain
and posed at half its height
as Hulfish Street
had its own mountains
to climb. All of this called for a good meal.
Ben
settled in at Zorba's Brother's as I got this collection sign
and hot chocolate and decaf
arrived with cream
which didn't photograph well. This inspired Sarah to take a few
pictures
before expanding the lens and using white balance
to improve on what I had done
and even to tweak the settings
to make the cream greenish. After Ben finished studying the menu
I got my veggie burger
he got his burger
and Sarah got her chicken sandwich
all of which fortified us for the walk home.
En route, we crossed the street
and stopped among the crowds
who wanted a picture
of Nassau Hall though few of them captured this buried piece of equipment
or this newspaper stand
under the snow.
along the path
and Sarah
and then Ben and Sarah
showed our excitement about the game that was going to be
such a disappointment later. The Hutner-Flemmer's
were sledding down the street as we observed our sidewalk
and the Odyssey
that looked like it would never be cleared. Ben
admired the house
as the sledders
returned and we continued our walk to town. Stockton Street
was quite something as I walked behind Ben and Sarah
as we made our way past this water valve
at the seminary
and this tree
and the house that couldn't be approached
and the gate
that couldn't be opened
as the snow was all over
everything. Morven
wasn't plowed but its neighbor was
and as we walked the path
we knew that this car
would have a hard time getting out. Next we made our
way onto Nassau Street
and past the newspaper stands
when a car went by
and we dug in to find the Kramer's brick
on our first try. On Witherspoon Street
we watched this plow
work its way in
to the curb
as Ben discovered this ice rock
and SUbway was closed
and the bread at The Ferry House
looked like it would have a wait. Spring Street
was desserted as Sarah made her way
to the plowed mountain
and posed at half its height
as Hulfish Street
had its own mountains
to climb. All of this called for a good meal.
Ben
settled in at Zorba's Brother's as I got this collection sign
and hot chocolate and decaf
arrived with cream
which didn't photograph well. This inspired Sarah to take a few
pictures
before expanding the lens and using white balance
to improve on what I had done
and even to tweak the settings
to make the cream greenish. After Ben finished studying the menu
I got my veggie burger
he got his burger
and Sarah got her chicken sandwich
all of which fortified us for the walk home.
En route, we crossed the street
and stopped among the crowds
who wanted a picture
of Nassau Hall though few of them captured this buried piece of equipment
or this newspaper stand
under the snow.