Rhododendron Garden, and other pics in the dry.

We've reached that time of year where I will say, "Screw this math stuff. The sun is out. Let's go outside." Then I have to run to catch up.



Stuart looks so mellow in this picture. It reminds me that he will be a gangly teenager in the next blink of my eye.



Later the sun came out again and I said, "History can wait until tomorrow, let's go to the Rhododendron Garden." There were lots of ducks waiting for us. We don't feed them, though.



There is of course, the obligatory wall walking.



One of the kids has to get upset about something, or it's not an outing. (Or an hour.)



Also they leave me in the dust here.



Yesterday I posted a picture where one kid was happy and the other annoyed. Well, here it goes the other way.



It got warmer!



I can never get a decent picture here. Or get Stuart to stop climbing the d@mn sign.



More wall walking...



I don't know if anyone else would see the "WHAT." in his posture here.



The sky was gorgeous, but the clouds were moving quickly.



I don't even know what Marcus was doing here. I suspect a not-afraid-of-humans squirrel.



I wish this one was a higher-res picture, I'd hang it on the wall.



Contrast this picture:



With this picture taken a few seconds later.



I ran out of stuff to say.