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| went upstate for mother's day and finally took that river adventure. It was a dreary day with a little drizzle here and there and also cold, as most of the spring has been. |
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| This is looking upriver. Where are you going stevie? to be fair it is hard to control this sit on top kayak (which I would learn later on after we switched vessels). We'd look back and he'd be swirling around in circles. |
jasonflipskayak from Jason Raish on Vimeo.
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| Mother's day ikebana materials gathering session. Surveying the land and harvesting it's "fruits". On the way mom sprayed these gross things cuz they will get outta control and eat everything. |
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| Steven has gone moss and terrarium building crazy |
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| Oh? A rare Trillium flower grows in the forest. |
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| our haul this spring. got some great mosses, a bird's nest, dogwood, lilacs, apple blossoms, honeysuckles, and more. |
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| our 5 ikebana arrangements (Steven is the honorary and arguably better Bob stand in) |
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| Mom's |
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| second place winner Dad |
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| my mostly dead statement piece. The flower represents the glimmer of hope we have left on our dying planet. I'm more of a cascading style guy but sometimes you don't choose your ikebana, it chooses you. |
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| Jen's |
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| and the winner of the mother's day ikebana 2017 invitational, Steven's |
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| 2nd place winner of the Mother's Day Archery Invitational 2017 was me, Dad won first. |
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| they told steven at the archery place that leaning forward a little helps some peeps |
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| What a dog. There's no Brody because he was off at the laboratory. |
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