Snow!
Last weekend we had some snow. It wasn't much, and it didn't last long, but it was certainly more snow than we ever saw in Thailand. The kids thought it was a perfect excuse to get out and play, and the dog went right with them.

Ginger Bread House
Snake in the House
We came home recently to find a snake in our kitchen. It was just a little guy, a small earth snake, maybe 6 inches long. The irony is that we lived in a tropical country for 21 months and never even saw a snake, then we come back to America and within 5 weeks have one in the house:

This reminds of the last time we encountered an earth snake, back when we were in Richmond:
This reminds of the last time we encountered an earth snake, back when we were in Richmond:
Jezzy chillaxes
Leaves
Kiteflying on Wrightsville Beach
Surfer at Wrightsville Beach
Jacen's web site
As part of computer class, I'm teaching Jacen to set up a web site. His first site, jacen.garriss.org, was created with iWeb on our iMac.
Birds on Wrightsville Beach
Fowl at Greenfield Park
No swimming
Video of the Walking Street Market in Chiang Mai
Jacen took some footage of our favorite market while in Chiang Mai, and he recently made a short video out of it. Enjoy!
The Walking Street Market from James Garriss on Vimeo.
Labels:
Chiang Mai,
market,
thailand
Glassblowing
While in Wilmington, NC, we went to the Burchetta Glassblowing Studio and Gallery, where they give demonstrations and even lessons on blowing glass. Unfortunately their furnaces were down for maintenance, so we didn't get to see any glassblowing. So we looked at their gallery, which has many nice pieces.

In this picture, direct sunlight is coming into the gallery from the opposite direction and shining on/through the glass pieces. It was so bright that it effectively blinded everything else in the picture. This effect was not done via post-processing.
In this picture, direct sunlight is coming into the gallery from the opposite direction and shining on/through the glass pieces. It was so bright that it effectively blinded everything else in the picture. This effect was not done via post-processing.
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