I've been glued to my computer all day working on videos and slideshows about Greensburg (I also managed to sneak in a 22-minute episode of "The Office" on Hulu). 
This Cardinal and a few of his friends have spent the last few days singing outside my window. I like it, but it's making Blixie very anxious.
Little CRG just lost his second tooth. His Tooth Fairy is paying a buck a tooth. I'm sure he'll buy a sword with the money.
We had our first Gridiron rehearsal tonight with microphones. I was thrilled to see that I got lucky #7 labeled with a spelling of my name that I've never before seen. Ever.
You're gonna see a lot of pictures from the theater this week. Gridiron opens on Thursday and after practice tonight I performed in a cameo show of "Bye Bye Birdie" with Music Theatre for Young People. 
I purchased a new piece of art today at "Art at the Arb." It's from a series by an artist who illustrated a children's book.
This is the second kitchen project CRG has crafted for my kitchen. He made two sliding drawers that make it easy for me to get to all of my kitchen crap. It's divine. 
Unlike the fake drama I photographed yesterday, what I saw today at the Larned Correctional Mental Health Facility was very, VERY real. That's my co-worker Ron interviewing inmates in the segregated area. There once was tile where he is standing, but over the years it has been eaten away from toxic bodily fluid thrown out the windows and onto the floor. (Note to self: burn these shoes.)
It felt really real, though. 
We lost the use of the Eagle's computer system for a good part of the afternoon, so an impromptu game of cards ensued. Ah, good times.
I was struck by the composition of this colorful ball. I actually hate bowling as a sport. It's an awkward action that has never come naturally to me. I do, however, like lawn bowling. Bocce, anyone?
I've had a guest in my home for the past week. His name is Flat Stanley and he's fun to hang with, he's polite and he didn't make one mess. You can see his adventures in a video I created. 
The ants in my kitchen are trapped in an ant farm, a National Geographic Ant Farm, to be exact. Carter bought the farm for his kids in November and I sent the postcard in to redeem the ants by mail. A few days before Christmas, I received a postcard that said the ants couldn't be mailed until it warmed up all across the nation. 
The Mudbugs got together tonight to start working on our demo cd. Ah, yeah!
Fifty weeks out of the year I'm not too fond of this large shrub outside my kitchen window. In the winter it's a thorny mess and the rest of the time it's just out of control. For a couple of weeks in the spring, it is covered in these beautiful buds and, well, that's alright with me.
Robin sports some pretty cute Minnie Mouse shoes. I'm fairly certain that KU won the national championship because she sported crimson.
If you could see her, you'd notice that the woman behind this glass of rosé wine is as happy as the man behind the beer.
We braved the windy weather and checked out the opening of the Kansas Grown Farmers Market. Lexi is pictured with a locally grown organic lollipop, or something like that.
Here's Bonnie clowning around at Gridiron practice tonight. I also photographed Bucky doing his X-rated clam joke. Ask him about it. Funny stuff.
After living in Wichita for nine years, I've become pretty good at identifying planes. This happens to be a Boeing Steerman that I shot this morning. 
