Hauling wood on the Yukon

Kräfskiva, and showing muscles

Stockholm subway

Lotta in Stockholm

Take the picture!

New York, New York

Matinée at the Met

Let's go to the ballet!

Jenny´s roof

No more white month...

The Little Librarian

Mermaid Parade, 2006.

Coney Island

Me in 25 years.

Celebrate Bklyn

Free concert in the park, complete with summer storms.

Utah

Big flags there. Happy 4th.

Midtsommer

Midsummer swedes.

New York Taxi

Going home.

More rain....

Thumbs up for pizza.

Puerto Rican Day Parade

It was festive. It was loud. It was the day for the Puerto Ricans to parade.

Beer

$2 for a sixpack. So they stocked up, just to be safe.

Memories on Memorial

Memorial Day in Fort Lee, NJ. Don't you want to be like this when you grow up?

the new Apple store

Aren't you glad you're not cleaning the glass at the new Apple flagship store? And if you are, please let me know how it's done.

Fleet Week

Can you see the boats? They're there, just to the right. I swear. Welcome to New York, Fleet Week.

The Death of Little Ibsen.

Today it's 100 years since Henrik Ibsen died. This year Ibsen celebrations are being held from Oslo to Teheran through Beijing to New York. All in honor of his death, which I find to be just a tad bit morbid, but who am I to judge. Any excuse to celebrate, I guess...
My favorite Ibsen play ever made is Wakka Wakka's the Death of Little Ibsen , with the last showdate on May 26th. Ibsen as a puppet, can't get much weirder than that. Go see it, it's in New York, at the Sanford Meisner Theater, 164 11th ave across from Chelsea Piers. Well worth the treck.

Immigration.

My favorite question for americans is "where are you from?"
Generally I get the state, along with all the places they've moved, rolling down a highway or two. Then I get the family history of how such and such great-grandparents/grandparents/parents from such and such country came here. And the most amazing thing is that Americans can usually to the exact ratio tell you what generation american they are. But I wonder about the politicians. Are they the only americans without a family tree?

Graduation

Perhaps grandpa rather be home in the recliner clutching the remote.