
This past week Paul went to the North American Paleontology Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. During the conference there was a mid-week field trip to look at fossils from an ancient sea that covered the region over 400 million years ago. Here are a few photos from that trip. The photo above is a limestone slab with fossil bryozoans, brachiopods, etc.

A typical southern Ohio exposure.

Fossil clam.

Fossil brachiopod.

This week we also harvested peas from Morgan's garden for the first time. Lena is a huge fan - they are both delicious and fun to play with.

Lena and Ramsey spent some time painting one day. Here are a couple shots of the greenie lenie.


Our night blooming cereus also bloomed this week for the second time in the last year or so (before that it had been nearly 10 years since we'd gotten it, with no blooms at all). It smells fantastic.

Lena busting out on her harmonica.