Thursday, June 26, 2008

Sister of two Harvard grads. :)






I have experienced quite an eventful month. The kind of month that is so eventful, that when you try to talk about it, you don't know where to start. The first week of June, my little brother, Victor, graduated from Harvard. The week of his graduation the weather was wet, cold, and slightly miserable. But Harvard is Harvard, so the festivities continued...outside. It was a fun week. My family was able to hang out with Albert. We were able to hang out with Victor's friends and their families. We were able to eat lots of good food (and some not so good food!). We ate Harvard ice cream (rounds of vanilla ice cream with a red 'H'). J.K. Rowling gave the commencement speech. I love Harry Potter. I'm not one of those hardcore fans who waited in long lines at midnite and finished each book in one sitting. I am just a regular fan who was very excited to hear what J.K. Rowling had to say. She was absolutely lovely, and I think I have even more respect for her now. Her speech was entitled, "The Fringe Benefits of Failure, and the Importance of Imagination."

That is all I have to share for now. Little bits at a time. :)
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Monday, June 02, 2008

Graduation Week.


This week I'll be attending "little" Victor's Harvard graduation festivities. I'm so proud of my cute, nerdy, little brother! In preparation, I'm sharing some photos from the Harvard graduation festivities of my other cute, nerdy, little brother!

You may recognize the lovely outfit Joe is wearing in the first photo from the lovely "Ass Stance" photo. It was before our walk...and before Joe tucked in his shirt.













Brothers.













Joe and I were browsing through stores when we saw a pile of cheap name hats. We found one that said "Joe" and another that said "Victor." Joe thought it would be hilarious to get them and wear them around. Nobody ever seemed to understand those hats. That's what made them so fun.










Family photo.
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