Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Our first haircuts: Loved it, hated it!
July 26, 2008: Henry and Elsbeth went for their first real haircuts. Steph and I have trimmed their hair at home before this but today was their first time the "chair". Herny loved it and sat still the whole time. Elsbeth on the other hand hated her cut. She cried and bucked in the chair the entire 47 seconds the stylist spent cutting her hair. Perhaps next time will be better.
Indy Party
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
Santa Barbara Harbor at 10am June 13, 2008
June Gloom
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
June Gloom (also May Gray) is a California term for a weather pattern that results in overcast skies with mild temperatures during the late spring and early summer. The condition is prevalent in many parts of the world where marine stratus or stratocumulus clouds are common, particularly off the western coasts of continents—especially off Peru, Namibia, Western Australia, and California. Such cloud systems are persistent year-round off the coast, yet in certain seasons they blow ashore and create the gloomy "May Gray" effect on land. The June Gloom phenomenon has also been known to occur during the early fall in California.
Early mornings during this period are typically foggy, with an occasional drizzle. The fog turns to low clouds by late morning and early afternoon. Finally, by late afternoon, solar heating is sufficient to evaporate the clouds. Often the overcast will be evaporated ("burned off") quickly inland, but will linger along the immediate coast.
In California, the number of days from May to June that are gloomy vary from year to year. Cooler ocean temperatures, associated with La Niña, usually foretell a more gray period.
June Gloom has been reported by some Californians to bring on symptoms consistent with seasonal affective disorder. It is often cited as a time of depression.




