Happy Halloween

Happy Halloween from Webster Court.

May your trick-or-treaters appear in terrific costumes, may the candy be sweet and abundant, and may the pumpkins carved for change! (Yeswecarve.com)

A backlog of the exciting events in Plainsboro's recent past, beginning with Sunday:

Karen's Delish Apple Pie (note, particularly, the beautiful granite counter in the background!).

Donated cupcakes for the Trenton HomeFront Halloween party (please recall the orange M&Ms post a few days ago, and imagine digging through three pounds of plain M&Ms in a crystal jar on a Sunday afternoon).

And, of course, the memorable snowstorm we had earlier in the week. There was over an inch of slush on top of Koala when we left the house around noon.


Stay tuned for photographic evidence of the 'Boro's finest painters, Faux Painting Masters, and for patriotic carved pumpkins. Just be thankful we're not documenting our agonizing job searches, complete with cold rejection notices and glaring newspaper headlines about a decling economy. Pumpkins are much more interesting.

She Processes Information, Honest!

The Kingsbury Family archival finding aid is now live and online! This was Meg's summer project at the UMass DuBois Library Special Collections and University Archives and her first official publication as an archivist.

Modified Versions of Last Post

Cooking Cupcakes for the Office Halloween Party

Sunday Photos

Fall Approaches in Plainsboro

Meanwhile, Sam-Sam,
Matt and Ashley's Puerto Rican Street Mutt,
Suns Himself on an Autumn Morning

J's 54th Birthday Dinner @ The Egg's Nest

Mailing Absentee Ballots 2008

in no particular order

"They call it that because of the electri-city"





"You like coal miners? Well c'mon and see 'em..."






"Hand model" -or- "Hand, model" ?





N. American HQ for the Tibetan government in exile.





Meg's artsy shot of the psych building @ Cornell
(AKA here comes treble!)






Showtime at TJ's garden on UVA campus...