Finishing the Semester On A High Note

He still has 3 weeks or so to go, but he's a very happy kid right now. His math presentation for Geneseo's Great Day went very well. I know he was super nervous and stressed in the weeks leading up to it, but he seemed very much at ease while speaking. He and his best friend on the project work exceptionally well together.  See how happy he was afterwards?  On Thursday we'll go back to see him inducted in to the math honor society, and next Tuesday we'll go again to see him accept a math scholarship.

Here Comes The Sun

Looks like they're in a sun-bubble. Of course the dog is too scared to go down the stairs.

If I get sick this week with the mullie-gullies, remind me that I touched these yucky, wet, brown blobs (and may have accidentally wiped my hand across my nose afterwards) while raking leaves and cleaning the yard. It was in the upper 70's yesterday!

Today and last Week

Crashed into the window, needed to be held for a while until he came back to his senses

So many trees have fallen this winter

There was a field full of tiny lambs and moms next to these guys

Canisteo River

Too scared to look, reminds her of Blair Witch movie

I've seen the experts on TV say Bigfoot builds these type of lodgings

Looking down at Bath

Buried under many inches of snow now

It's been snowing steadily for two days, just as the daffodils were beginning to bloom. Last week was nice so we drove towards Bath trying to find a pond in the state forest land. We thought we'd have to hike in, but it was right off a back road. Buffy enjoyed the ice cold water and we saw plenty of large newts swimming around her. The next to last picture was taken in a county park. We saw these little signs that said " Eagle Nest This Way" so we followed them to the cliff. It was extremely steep, with sort of damp ground, and made both of us horribly nervous. I think we both had mini panic attacks; he was worried the dog would pull him over the edge, and I was worried the mother eagle would swoop in, scare me, and I'd stumble. Alas, we never saw the nest.

April Showers