Kelp explorations

Note: he did not like rolling up his sleeves and getting his hands dirty. 

Cuttle the fish

The aquarium was ridiculously crowded--thanks in no small part to people like us trying to escape the particulate-laden air in the bay area.  This is not the first time we've spent money as temporary climate refugees, and I know it will not be the last.  The tentacles exhibit is awesome, but whenever I get lost in the rhythmic beauty of aquatic life, I also become overwhelmingly melancholic.  Living at the end of the democratic experiment on a dying planet does that to you, I guess.

Bookcase Dioramas

I decided to subtly up my christmas decoration game this year.  They're little hobbit holes of cheer! (please ignore the fact that my high school year book has a space on the bookshelf--I blame Natan.  Please do not ignore the fact that Wall-E has his own space)

One of these children is really living his best life

More glasses shots

At the intersection of ridiculous and comical

One is far-sighted with strabismus and the other is near-sighted with astigmatism.

Dorks all