So, on our way out to the Hamptons, Bryan and I found this really awesome petting zoo. They had all kinds of animals. I fed baby goats, and sheep, and donkeys and some Fallow Deer, which were my favorite. They're these really pretty blond deer. Bryan really liked the giant camel, the llamas and Alpacas, and the miniature goats, oh, and the giant, lazy pigs. (They were really gross though.)





Okay, this was my favorite part of the zoo. This llama was really excited about meeting Bryan and eating his food. So Bryan held out the bucket and freaked out when the llama went to town. It was really funny.









This guy was huge. I've never seen a camel so big up close. He wasn't too interested in us though.

This little guy wasn't too fond of me holding him. His little heart was out of control, so I put him down right after the picture to be with his other buddies.

I like the babies the best. Can you tell?

Even though it's sideways, you can see the Empire State Building behind Bryan. This is when we went to see the Parson M.F.A. Exit show, so we could get an idea of what he can expect in the next two years. The work was actually pretty decent, so we're both excited that he'll be going to such a good school. It's fairly near my office, too. He'll start sometime this September.

The End to a Long Memorial Day weekend. I think everyone had a good time. I know we did. It was nice to get out on the lake and be with our friends and family.

Kit is really excited about going out on the lake. Above is the morning after White Trash Prom. It went really well as you can tell.

Here Deborah and Kit are getting ready to go out in the boat.
This is the start to White Trash Prom.

Here is some more of my favorite subway art. These are bronze sculptures found all over this station, I forget what number it is, but it's downtown. Pretty cool, huh? The one to the left is an alligator climbing up out of the sewer and eating a man.

This is Mom and Amy on the steps of the Met, right before the rain starts coming down. The only bad weather they had all trip, and they were on their way to the airport. Pretty lucky.

This is us at the Met. Mom kept telling me Amy had never been there, and so when we got there, Amy says, isn't this the one with the pyramid? So, we all got to see it one more time. There was a really great Fashion exhibit up, called something like Brit-o-Mania. There were some Frederick Worth gowns that my mother gushed about.

Mom and her best friend, Amy came up to see us a couple of weekends ago. We had a really good time. This is at a really delicious, sort of fine cuisine, Mexican restaurant near my office called Rose Mexicano. Amy said she didn't like guacomole, until they came and made it fresh at our tables.