This pop up art at #xoxofest was very moving. Beautiful origami cranes floating lightly on the wind attached to white piping. It’s so peaceful, and yet, the artist was inspired by the literal cages built by Trump, which each crane representing children separated from their families, collecting donations for RAICES.

We’re off to Grandma and Grandpa’s for a couple of weeks!

Just our regularly scheduled hangout.

Incredible golden hour light right now.

We ❤️ Dad!

Quiet Saturday after a… rough week of sleeping right here.

Elsa made pizza.

When @westminsterfox makes pizza.

Yasssssss Baltimore @tireshop.popups

Will look sad for treats

Now that’s what a steak should look like.

I’ve been using TripIt for almost exactly 5 years. This is what my travel has looked like since July 2014. I’m not even sure this is everything (I have done some long driving trips, for example).

And this is a look at just the flights since July 2014.

Quite the view from yesterday evening’s ride home.

Engineering might have been more interesting if the building looked like this (gasp) 14 years ago.

Ah, that classic Providence dying mall, Statehouse, and gambling software view.

Mostly not pictured: that crab pasta course went fast.

When you say, “Ooof, alright” three times in 5 mins it’s probably time to step away from the keyboard.

Also, new key cap day.

Today I got shaved because I can’t walk in the heat. From curlies to Dobby, and now I snore on my papa.

Colors of summer. Not pictured: many tacos and tortas were had.

I think there’s a storm coming.

The Guggenheim in Bilbao did not require a $50M parking garage like we would have built in the US. In fact, there was no visible infrastructure for visitors arriving by passenger car.

I was fortunate to live and work here at the start of my adult life.

City living can definitely come with a good view.