Theo at Seatown, Dorset
A (L.A.) Christmas Story
When asked "What would Lady Gaga Where"... obviously, matzah bread.
The Real Royal Wedding of 2011 was in Vermont!
Little fish. big fish. Swimming in the water.
Aktaş Beach
"Simmering, brooding!" -- The Guardian
Maremma Harvest Festival - 2011.
Happy Natty at The Wolseley!
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We, Polly, do solemnly, and sincerely affirm that, on becoming British citizens, we will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Her Heirs and Successors, according to law.
Mother-in-laws and martinis...these are a few of my favourite things.
Migrant labour saved the olive crop yet again.
Oh, the sweet couple. So petite bourgeoisie. (Photo by Beth!)
Hi Brooke, I am Nicolo.
The Eve of Christmas Eve on Escondido Beach. 
My wife, mother-in-law and friends give extraordinary 40th birthday. (Photos by Beth!)
...t.A.T.u., B.H.O. and a Gaddafi impersonator came to my party to help break the piñata. (Photo by Beth)
I asked them to make the "you can have your ice cream without having to finish dinner"-face.
Bere and Nicolo share their personal and heart felt stories of teething with me.
Tea tastes better in Aral, Kyrgyzstan.
30 and still dirty. (Photo by Beth!)
Rocks stars in Joshua Tree.
Anyone seen James?
Vermonting in January...
I found nothing funny in Istanbul. Nothing at all. 
Some of the brightest minds I know studied in a quaint village in England called Cambridge. So lovely!
Welcome to the community, dear Nicolo! (Photo by Beth!) While not aware at the time of costume selection (Gold shorts by American Apparel -- £24.99), I was clearly deeply moved by one scene in The Big Lebowski.
Samuel leads Byron, Brett and James in the semi-daily flag ceremony.
Pete and Regina up the Chesapeake without one of their paddles.
Ian and Penelope not-so-subtly cheating at foosball by holding their opponent's players while Mayme attacks.
Mayme provides non-verbal feedback when presented with the option to eat a well-seasoned Maryland crustacean.
Unlike the crab previously pictured, no fish were harmed for this photo.
Taraksh ponders just for a moment what it would have been like to live in 7H Hibben and decides it is better to go home. 
Molly ignores the call for "Killoff Family Portrait" and jumps into Emily's spot.
Ah, that's more like it! 
James gave me a piñata for my birthday and proceeded to show me how it worked.
Mayme shows everyone how to do it for real while Penelope, in flagrant disregard for the rules, gets too close. Ethan bites his nails in anticipation for what comes next.
Someone put ladies underwear in the piñata. Regina gloats while Jen asks herself why she was so slow to snatch them. 
Anna and Todd thank Emily for the short presentation she gave on airborne particulate matter. 
Jen and Paul enter corn coma, avoiding Emily's presentation.
Brett enjoys quiet breakfast while Amon sings the children to sleep.
At any one time, the most we could pull together for a "group" shot.“We’ve made it easier to listen, and we’ve made it easier for people to share,” Mr. Ek said. “Hence, people tend to get more into the experience, and they tend to find new music and build larger collections that they want to take with them. And therefore, they also pay more for music.”
If Apple’s iTunes ushered in digital music’s first phase as a large-scale business, then Spotify and other services like it could be its future. Rather than selling individual tracks to be downloaded, subscription services sell monthly access to vast catalogs of music, with whatever songs a listener wants to hear streamed directly to his computer or mobile phone.
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