Commemorative coin-inspired artistic profile

The Mount Hope Cemetery on campus has many historical figures such as Frederick Douglass and Susan B Anthony.

Group photo while touring the U-Roc campus.

These horses compete to pull this truck as far as they can (which is far).

This little boy was displayed cuddling his goat Moonshine.

Meagan and I both won prizes because my dad has luxurious black hair atypical of his age.

All four of us went on the extremely unsafe FIREBALL.

We saw the pigeons who became champions.

There was a butter sculpture that said Cow Power.

Then we went to the NY State Fair.

And more forced photoshooting.

We had an organization lesson because her room is already a disaster.

A forced photoshoot on campus.

At the student cafeteria with Syracuse student Meagan.

The last thing I remember before waking up this morning.

Some people just can't wait to have a drink.

RocCity rollergirls at The Dome.

Petting police horses on the way into Wegmans.

The night before Meagan's independence

The hearse had a death-themed vanity plate and bumper sticker.

Someone drove a hearse to Walmart and parked across three handicapped spots.

Maria came to school dressed as a caterpillar.

Our lab mascot: a Venus flytrap.

Swans versus ducks at lake Ontario.

Exciting new line of piner greeting cards at FedEx-Kinkos.

The Sasquatch sabotaged our family portrait

View of the city from Meagan's future dorm, Booth Hall.

Syracuse University was the last stop on the college tour.

The elusive Sasquatch stopped allowing us to photograph her.

Cornell University walking tour.

Celebratory fireworks: Red Wings win 9-5

Ready to watch the Rochester Red Wings

Amy is embarrassed that I'm taking her picture at the U of R information session.

500 days of summer is my new favorite movie

Niagara Falls (we own it).

On a boat in the Niagara Falls with Amy.

Babycat at sea.

Brad caught a smallmouth bass on a barbless hook.

And George Boldt never returned to the island leaving vandals and thieves to destroy the castle over many decades.

But construction ended in 1904 when Louise died unexpectedly.

The castle was a gift for his beloved wife Louise.

George Boldt began to build a castle on a heart-shaped island in 1900.

We are going to see the abandoned Boldt Castle, "an unfinished shell of a man's dream".

Miniature golfing in Alexandria Bay

My own walleye catcher for pillaging the Thousand Islands.