This is an artistic interpretation of what you feel like after traveling for 24 hours straight to get back to Austin. Or a looooong exposure time while driving on I-35. I like to think that they're not mutually exclusive.
What is it? A squirrel? A gopher? Well, whatever it is, it sure is cute.
A home-made salad bar. With some amazing six-month anniversary roses that could not have opened up any better.
Went for a little glow putt-putt with Justin's mom. It adds a new element to the game. Like not being able to see any hills or dips in the course.
The same night, there was golf ball-size hail falling from the sky and tornadoes left and right. Fun inside and out!
We went to a Round Rock Express game later that week. Again there was the threat of bad weather. Fortunately, the game turned out to be one of the fastest ever, lasting only two and a half hours.
To keep everyone's interest in the game, we played a little baseball bingo. A great way to keep everyone interested in the game. Here was Jessica with her first place prize, but no one left empty handed.
Justin's brother, Christopher, was in town for a couple days. Here he is showing off his moves on his long board skateboard.
We also made it out to Lake Travis for sunset.
While in college, Jessica worked on a variety of projects. One of those projects was bringing the first female statue to the University of Texas campus. Check out here for more info (hint: fourth from the bottom left).
This spring, while we were traveling, that dream finally came to fruition with the unveiling of the Barbara Jordan statue. So, this week, we went down to the UT campus to see how it had turned out.
The final product is rather remarkable, befitting a remarkable woman. A U.S. Congresswoman and UT professor who transcended many boundaries, she's definitely someone worth knowing a little more about.
1 comment:
cute squirrel. no little duckies?
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