It's been more than a year since we left The Hague: 15 months, in fact. Since then, we've driven across the United States, settled into Portland, and gotten married - which explains my blog silence for most of 2012 (at some point, I will re-post my Oregon travelogues from the wedding website). That was followed by two honeymoons to Hawaii and Japan {{awkward throat-clearing and modest blushing at excessive travel indulgence}}. And then I applied for a job that will take us back to Boston next summer. Never a dull moment.
In the meantime, in a fit of nostalgia about the Netherlands, I have compiled a year's worth of pictures of the trees that lined our canal in the Hague. (Veenkade translates loosely to "peat wharf.") It's the equivalent of posting baby pictures: these mean a lot to me and Jeff, and there's a slight chance that you will find them moderately interesting as well.
In the meantime, in a fit of nostalgia about the Netherlands, I have compiled a year's worth of pictures of the trees that lined our canal in the Hague. (Veenkade translates loosely to "peat wharf.") It's the equivalent of posting baby pictures: these mean a lot to me and Jeff, and there's a slight chance that you will find them moderately interesting as well.
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| At our arrival in October 2010 |
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| During the snow storms of December 2010 |
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| Midnight on New Year's Eve |
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| January 2011 |
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| Biking to work in June 2011 |
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| Canal construction in August 2011 |
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| September 2011: Instant nostalgia as we leave Veenkade. |
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