This is Air Bud. Who's Air Bud? We didn't know either. We just tried to play basketball at Cobbles Elementary and he'd steal the ball...
Genesee Waterways Center in Genesee Valley Park in Rochester. Megan's work helped fund a regatta called the Diversity Invitational.
While we were waiting for the regatta to start, I saw this crazy tree in the park. A bit tropical looking for this area.
Crew racing!
Here's my crew boat.
I believe this is the boat Megan's work bought. I could be wrong though...
First of all, there's a "Professional Disc Golf Association." Second, the "World Championship" was going on. Third, this guy had a disc golf cart. If I were in Buffalo I'd say "For Realz?"
We're still celebrating our first wedding anniversary. This time, we had a free night stay at the Hyatt Rochester because that's where our reception was (if you remember). We didn't get the Presidential Suite this time, but we still managed to have a good time...
It's amazingly difficult to take a picture of downtown Rochester without getting it full of empty parking spaces. It's the difficult position many mid-sized cities have. People won't come downtown unless there is more parking than in the suburbs. But, people don't want to come downtown because it is boring since they bulldozed all the retail space to make parking lots.
Thanks Lindsay! If you ever get the opportunity to work with her, you are very lucky!
Champagne and chocolate covered strawberries. Oh la la!
Take note, to the Hyatt Corporation this is our official name.
Goodbye Midtown Plaza. This was a urban renewal project in the 60s that closed off a bunch of streets and made a huge, windowless superblock indoor mall. For my Michigan folk, think the old malls in downtown Muskegon and Grand Rapids which met the same fate.
Despite the whole Paetec situation, I think downtown is still heading in a much more stable and sustainable direction.
Goodbye Robocop Architecture.
The old Sibley Department Store. This reminds me of the Merchandise Mart building in Chicago. Under the right management, this place could be the crown jewel of Rochester.
Dinner at Scene on Main in the Hyatt. Since we got married, they renovated the first few floors of the Hyatt and it's pretty swanky (and "IT'S OUR WEDDING COLORS!" as Megan pointed out immediately). I believe this was called "Scene Snax"
This is the flatbread
The filet and fingerling fries. I know it's in a hotel, but it is really super good food and you should go to it. And, we happened to be there when the Tall Club had their convention, which meant that Megan and I were the shortest people there.
NOW FOR SOME BUSINESS:
BARKTOBER FEST 2011 is on September 24th in Egypt Park (next to Lollypop Farm) and I'm on The Dirty Dogs team. So, please support me (and the homeless and abused animals of Lollypop Farm) by going to http://lollypop.kintera.org/ba
That's it for now. Megan's trying to make a cake with Rachel...
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