Summer 2007

Summer of 2007 was indeed a very, very busy summer.  Kari trained and ran very hard for the upcoming Cross-Country season.  Besides "work" there was quite a bit of playing.  It ended up being a great summer for both rock climbing and scuba diving .  We also visited SEVERAL colleges over the summer (including Georgetown University, Princeton, Maryland, and George Washington University).    In addition, there was a lot of baseball, softball, biking, trips to the Jersey shore and visits to NYC.

We did make it to several Yankee games (both at Yankee Stadium) and an away game down in Baltimore's Camden Yards.  Also, Kerry completed his 21st year/season of softball with the "Hot Dogs".  Below you can see a couple of pictures taken during the game down in Camden Yards.   In the first picture you can see Damon and Jeter, while the other picture shows Jeter and A-Rod.  We had GREAT seats for this game - pretty much right down at field level.



The next two pictures show Kari and Tom at Yankee Stadium (WAY up in the nose bleed section), and a shot of the annual "Hot Dog" picnic:  it shows several the softball players after our last game of the season.

                         

We visited several Universities over the summer, and below are a couple of shots from Princeton (showing the main Library and the famous Princeton Tiger statue).  In addition there is a nice photo of the Georgetown Univeristy Campus.



While we were down in the Washington, D.C. area visiting colleges, we did get a chance for a little "sight-seeing".  As such you can see a shot of the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the White House, and of course the Watergate.  On the way back from DC, we stopped off in Baltimore, and spent a few hours in the Inner Harbor area, and you can see Kari on the WWII sub that's docked down there.

 

  


During the summer Kerry and Kari headed into NYC to see a revival of the play "Inherit the Wind", starring Christopher Plummer and Brian Dennehy.  It was an excellent production, and there are a couple of shots from that day.



Also, we show a shot of Kari on one of our bike rides, and then a picture of a sunset over the Raritan River taken during another bike ride.  Finally, there is a parting shot of Rocky (the turtle) when we let him free.  His new home is a great pond, that's in the little state park that is associated with Thomas Edison's original lab.

 

                                                                          

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