Yesterday's New York Times had the most amazing photo of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano on the front page-- it makes the thing almost look alive (and especially malevolent);
http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/18/photographing-icelands-fiery-volcano/
An astonishing shot. I'm not sure what sorts of prizes there are for photography, but whatever they are, this guy should be awarded all of them.
The kids and I cut it out and put it on the fridge (whereupon Lydia applied a post-it note saying "Public Enemy Number 1", or something to this effect). Still not sure when Amy is going to be returning, although the news coverage is maybe a teeny bit more encouraging; some of the airlines are starting to schedule transatlantic flights again (there is a Virgin Atlantic flight to Newark from London that is supposed to go today, and KLM has done a couple of flights from Schiphol to New York as I understand it).
Update (Apr 23): Amy is finally back-- exactly a week late. Big sighs of relief all around in our household...
Random scribblings about life in our family. This blog was started back in 2008 when we moved to Cambridge (UK) for a year.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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