Movie Night in America!

Sara's out of town at a wedding and she took the camera. Something about "priceless memories." That's all the motivation I need to finally figure out how to post movies to the blog. As you can see the technology is still not quite there. For the price I'm willing to pay ($0) you have to endure some print across the movie, but as you can see there is some real cuteness here that can only be displayed with a moving picture. To play the movie just hit the play button in the bottom left-hand corner of the movie screen. It may take a few minutes to start. Enjoy.

Here's one of Millie giving Aspen a good solid bath. He appears to be too sleepy to protest.

And finally, here's a little bit of a fight. Most baths end up this way.

More videos as cuteness warrants, which means often.

Cat pictures

Aspen and Millie say you can never get enough cat pictures. You know what, they're right.

Here's a picture of Aspen, Millie and I trying to get a little work done. They love to have their paws in everything.

Unfortunately they started too quickly and got burnt out. Aspen's trying to wake himself up with a bath, but Millie has given up completely. I can't say I blame her, I'm just out of this picture sleeping too.



Here's Millie watching Monday Night Football. Her favorite player is Frank Gore. Just before this picture was taken she took her autographed replica jersey off.

She likes to try to beat the linebackers to the corner.

Millie and I are back at it the next evening. I type, she proofreads as I go.

Millie shows off her ups.

The Data Has Arrived

For those who have been following along in the trials and tribulations of Scott's data acquisition, I have good news. Scott's data has ARRIVED! It may be several months late, but it's here and Scott is quite pleased. To document this auspicious occasion, we took a few photos:

Scott, giddy with data excitement.... Scott already hard at work with the data....
Millie, pondering all sorts of algorithms and regressions....
Aspen, not exactly pleased to be bothered during his deep contemplation of exports and pollution...