Sunday

We had a mostly lazy, but often fun, Sunday.

It started with Linsey brewing Dunkin' Donuts coffee and Stephen walking to Fowle's to buy the Sunday newspaper and some breakfast (pictured above). The newspaper proved worthwhile, but the breakfast was disappointing: the place forgot the bacon, which is the corner stone of every nutritious breakfast.

After reading the newspaper, drinking coffee, relaxing and getting ready for the day, Linsey went to the newspaper office to work. It took about 10 minutes for her to download two pictures into the inter-connected system.

Then we went on a walk along the Merrimack River (pictured above) and to the Black Cow for lunch. Linsey ate salmon cakes. Stephen at a chicken sandwich and clam chowder. Stephen also drank two beers. (Or as my Canadian professor would say, "two beer.")

After that, we walked to the movie store and rented The Darjeeling Limited. We enjoyed that movie, just like most all the other Wes Anderson movies. Linsey fell asleep at the end, but not out of boredom, she says, but rather extreme comfort.

Linsey then left Stephen to go out to dinner with people from work, where she drank a beer and talked photography. Stephen ordered beef lo mein and ate that while watching the Detroit Pistons. Then he read.

Now they are together again, at 11:35 p.m. and plotting their next move.