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| Feb 17, 2020 |
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Passport time.. 
Time to renew Robert’s passport means it’s time to get out the lights again. I did ask if he wanted to brush his hair. Obviously, he declined. It will be a more accurate passport photo that way anyway. And no, you’re not supposed to smile for your passport. 
Since the lights were set up, I called Sarah over for a shot with Robert. And then Robert was kind enough to take this photo of me. After this, the foam core that’s been a background for years went out. It’s age was clearly showing. Our basement is not overly kind to long term storage. 
And yes; the next post is the kitties. At least as long as they would stand still. |
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Kitty portraits… 
Now they are well established cats. And less interested in sitting for a portrait. The lights and attention seemed to worry them; which I’m OK with. 
Panzer above; Pinker to the right. |
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George Washington’s Birthday!!! 
And Alexandria did not disappoint. We had George and Martha (several Georges, actually). We had the Shriners little race cars. And pipes! Alexandria can’t have a parade without bagpipes. 
There’s just something about good pipe and drum band that warms the heart. I’ve not fully adjusted to the new parade route; I like it better going straight down King Street. But I expect those who want to get through town or to any of the shops much prefer the new, cross King route. |
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