Monthly Archives: March 2009

Photos of the Day: March 7, 2009

Today I went for a 7 mile run and finished in just under an hour.  It was a great run, and I’m really surprised at how good I felt despite not being on the road running all week due to the ice and snow.  It also seems funny that ice and snow kept me from running, when the high today was 74!  Tomorrow will be 80, and I’m planning my 13 miler in the morning.  

This afternoon we went to the Swift Creek Elementary Winter Carnival.  The kids had a great time, and I volunteered to watch the obstacle course from 2 to 4.

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Photos of the Day: March 6, 2009

Tonight we went to Cooper’s basketball award ceremony.  It was a lot of fun and Cooper got a new backpack!  After the award ceremony, we went to the CAA Championship game between Drexel and Towson.  We only stayed for the first period, but if it’s any indication, Drexel’s not going on to the next round.

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Photos of the Day: March 4, 2009

Today I was out with my boss and a couple others scouting a possible location for a new cell site.  I got a great picture of the Laburnum house, built by Joseph Bryan (an important post-Civil War businessman in Richmond) in 1906 when the original house (built in 1849) burned down.  More info on the house and the Historic Laburnum Park District can be found here and here.  The house is beautiful, and I thought it was fun to stumble on some old Richmond that I didn’t know was there. 

After dinner tonight, the kids and I went out to play in the snow for what may be the last time.  They’ve figured out how to use their sleds on the slide and I’ve got to admit it looks really fun!

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Photos of the Day: March 3, 2009

Today I again had more cell site troubles than I had technicians to fix them.  So, I took a generator to King William, VA.  At the end of this field, if you look closely, you can see some of the rides at King’s Dominion.

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