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Posted on 05.11.08 by Josh Root @ 9:32 am
Though he’s having a far-out far-east adventure digging up bones in Japan, we’re all hoping he’s also having a great birthday. We love you big guy, bring us back lots of weird candy and “Regge Hairstyle: Rock & Roll!” T-shirts. Also, I found Tony’s dream girl. She was featured on this week’s NPR “This: I believe” segment. You can read her essay on evolution or you can listen to it. Holly Dunsworth is a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Anthropology at Pennsylvania State University. In addition to having a number of peer-reviewed articles in her CV, she is also a published author. Here’s her website. Cute and smart, better hope she’s single Tony. How good are you at writing anthropology related love sonnets? Filed under: Friends Comments: 3 Comments |
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Posted on 05.08.08 by Josh Root @ 2:01 pm
So, what’s new at the west coast BR HQ? Let me think…..oh yeah, my wife’s belly is huge. Seriously, look at how much baby she has got in there. I think he’s taller than Andrew already. Filed under: Baby related Comments: 5 Comments |
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Posted on 05.06.08 by Andrew @ 7:26 pm
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Posted on 05.05.08 by Andrew @ 8:29 am
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Posted on 05.04.08 by Josh Root @ 11:03 am
Caspian is cute, there’s no doubt about it. He’s also plenty of fun at parties and a very good dancer. Ladies, he’s the complete package. You just have to wait 20 years or so. Filed under: Baby related Comments: 2 Comments |
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Posted on 05.01.08 by Andrew @ 8:54 pm
New York was full of fun, friends, and pommes frites. Thanks to all involved, especially our guides. “I’m gonna live forever!” Filed under: Friends and Travels Comments: 4 Comments |
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Posted on 04.29.08 by Josh Root @ 1:50 am
Stacey let me out of the house this weekend for some adventures before Jack shows up in a few weeks. Saturday I headed to the S. Fork of the Nooksack with my buddy Ed. He’s been teaching me to row a driftboat and it was a beautiful sunny day for a lesson. River flows were way low at 500 cfs. But there were still plenty of logs, boulders, downed trees and other hazards for me to practice maneuvering around. Later that afternoon I headed to Avalon for a round of golf with Josh Sternberg and his brother in law Riley. Golf was fun, but I sure suck at that sport. Once Lars moved away, I didn’t have anyone to regularly play with. And without someone to say “Come on buddy, let’s get out there” it’s hard for me to get excited about spending $35 to walk around by myself. Sunday was the last day at Baker this season. Davidson, Myke and I rallied up for one last day of slush sliding. And slushy it was. A perfect spring day, except for the fact that the skies were cloudy like it was October. A comparison made all the more accurate when it started to rain. But no matter, Smooth provided beer and bbq in the parking lot, there was plenty of fun riding, and I finally saw Schmoli up at Baker this season. Good times. Filed under: Josh's random life and Outdoor Adventures and Snow/Skate/Climb/Bike/Etc Comments: 9 Comments |
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Posted on 04.27.08 by Andrew @ 7:51 am
Florida was great. It was wonderful to see Grandmother and the weather couldn’t have been better. However, despite arriving at the airport an hour early, we are currently in purgatory as we missed our flight due to JetBlue’s incompetence at the check-in desk. Now we are bumped to standby on a flight that is full and we will likely be living out the remainder of our days at the scenic Orlando airport. Awesome. Please have our mail forwarded. I’d like to thank JetBlue for all their stunning inability to do anything competently. ***Update 1*** ***Update 2*** ***Update 3*** ***Update 4*** 1). There is little to no vegan food here. If you get another update from me, it means I will be bedding down on the lovely and stained pastel carpet of MCO. If you don’t hear from me again, it means that the airlines gods have decided that I’ve been punished enough and allowed me to return to my home. We shall see. ***Update 5*** Filed under: Travels Comments: 21 Comments |
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Posted on 04.25.08 by Andrew @ 6:28 pm
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Posted on 04.24.08 by Andrew @ 6:07 pm
Although my posting has been sporadic, there has been much going on in the east-coast offices of BrothersRoot. Trips and visits aplenty. However, due to this constant string of goodtimes, I am somewhat behind chronologically in my sharing. So let us go back a few days and relive some of the Boston fun that occurred when Mike came to town. Nice to have him back in the land of baked beans and Caden. Filed under: Andrew's World of Wonder and Friends Comments: 2 Comments |
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