Amsterdam Morning Rainbow
While having breakfast from our 9th floor hotel restaurant this morning the clouds parted, the sun came out, and a rainbow appeared. Nice! (Also, impressive cargo ship unloading across the harbor…)
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Photo Album: Whistler 2019
Here’s a link to an album of photos I took during a trip to British Columbia in the summer of 2019, in part to attend Mozilla’s company “All Hands” and also to explore some of the beautiful Canadian Rockies.
Oregon beach sunset at the end of a delightful vacation day. Coming to appreciate the meaning of “carefree”.
Room Service Father’s Day Treat
Room service Father’s Day treat ordered up for me by Michael and Camille (from far away). I sure do have marvelous kids! Love you both, always.
Room service Father’s Day treat ordered up for me by Michael and Camille (from far away). I sure do have marvelous kids! Love you both, always.
(This is a repost from my Instagram account back on Father’s Day, and appears here now as a test of syndicating my Instagram feed via my blog via the magic of OwnYourGram.)
My Bavarian beer hall dinner tonight here in Berlin was "Leberkäse", which means"liver cheese" though it contains neither. Instead it’s corned beef, pork and bacon. And a fried egg on top. And some gravy. Oh, and a beer (of course). Delicious.
My Bavarian beer hall dinner tonight here in Berlin was "Leberkäse", which means"liver cheese" though it contains neither. Instead it’s corned beef, pork and bacon. And a fried egg on top. And some gravy. Oh, and a beer (of course). Delicious.
The Ishtar Gate, built by Nebuchadnezzar II in 575 B.C. to protect the inner city of Babylon, and reconstructed at the Pergamon Museum here in Berlin.
The Ishtar Gate, built by Nebuchadnezzar II in 575 B.C. to protect the inner city of Babylon, and reconstructed at the Pergamon Museum here in Berlin.
Everybody’s into the Star Wars spirit(s) today.