Asteraceae sp. 

Maple tree seedling, planted 2 weeks ago 

The females from the litter in which the puppy will be selected!  

Females 1 

Animals

The recently posted pictures of kitten represent the four choices that we have in determining the future pets of the Lutz household. I thought that it would be fun to see what people who look at my blog think about which is their favorite. I'm going to keep a tally and add them up when decision time comes - there are lots of new pictures up, including trips to Vermont, and I'm going to be putting up pictures of trips to the zoo, Boston, and new dishes that I've made.

This little black female was by far the shyest.

This little female was the smartest of the group according to their foster mom. It loved to play with Clodio. 

This male, Clodio, or clawdio, is my favorite. He was the most playful and adventurous of the group. 

This white male was pretty playful.

Brawny and Dana chat by twilight 

Lake Champlain 

Ben and the sunset 

Sunset 

Eating kabobs on the beaches of Lake Champlain as the sun sets. 

Dana and Brawny near the peak 

Ben near the peak of Cantaleiver rock. 

April 15th - April 20th- Outside of Burlington, Vermont 

Ben passively resisting getting in the car by lying on his back - hence his new nickname of 'Ghandi' 

Four Cheese Rissoto - the most recent of my meals 

Dali exhibit, Philadelphia Art Museum 

Josh and Philadelphia 

Old man with cell phone 

Muir Woods - California Coast Redwoods 

explanation

Hello all,

Sorry for the weird food photos - here's an explanation. I picked up the recent Better Homes and Gardens (TM) Cookbook, and I'm slowly working my way through each of the dishes. I've made three so far; one, chile con queso, was so good that I started eating it before I could even take a picture. I'm looking forward to posting some more during my brief time at home. I have to learn for grad school when I'm fending for my own anyway, so I thought that now is the best time to do it! Enjoy the pictures.

~ D

macaroni casserole 

Chicken with peanut sauce - one down, 500 to go 

From the Museum of Natural History, New York City, NY