Last week Bruno made a trip to the UK for work. Despite a cancelled flight on the way there (thanks Delta) he was able to spend a short weekend with his family. Lunch and a beer with Nick and Pam (his parents), and cream-tea with Dmitri, Julie, Bryony and Keira (his brother, sister-in-law, and nieces) were very much appreciated. After that he spent 2-days in Cambridge and 2-days in Sandwich. It rained for much of the week, so there were not too many photographic opportunities!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Bruno in England
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Sheri's Midwest Tour
It was Sheri's turn to travel to the Midwest during the first week of June. She spent several days in West Lafayette, Indiana teaching at The School of Pharmacy at Purdue University. This trip included her annual stay with the Owens-Taylor clan. In the evenings she enjoyed time with Anja, Isabelle, Connor and Daisy. Activities included reading books, playing hide and seek, walks with Daisy and a few games of Hangman with Anja. She even got to do some gardening in-between games and books.
On Friday Sheri travelled with Lynne and Paul to Madison, Wisconsin to celebrate the 75th Birthday of George Zografi. George was Sheri's professor at UW, and an advisor to Bruno during his postdoctoral studies. The weekend was full of activities which began with drinks and dinner at The Great Dane Brew Pub. The weekend also included a visit with Julie (a member of the Brown House and a friend of Paul and Lynne), a trip to the Farmer's Market with Lynne, lunch at Buraka, an Ethiopian restaurant that legendary (according to Lynne and Sheri), an afternoon drinking beer on the terrace and a celebration at George and Dorothy's home with the extended "Zografi family". It was a great chance for Sheri to catch up with former classmates in Madison and many others with whom she is connected through Professor Zografi. The weather could not have been better, and the only thing lacking was a little more time to see some other friends, and perhaps one more trip to Buraka for Misirwot. You can also check out Paul's post on the weekend at this link