Daughter and Dad in their cool shoes! (click the image for super-sized color and sparkle!)
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At the Cincinnati Art Museum
Alison and Miranda before Diebenkorn’s Interior with View of Building (1962)
Miranda crawling around beneath Corot’s Don Quixote (1868)
Miranda with Robert Henri’s Patience Serious (1915) – looks like Miranda’s got a painted doppelganger.
Miranda’s First Drawing/Exhibition
Miranda made her first drawing earlier today, and it was installed this afternoon in The Larry Show at the George Caleb Bingham Gallery at the University of Missouri.
Above: Adjusting the placement of the work.
Above: A satisfied pat-pat of the piece in its proper position.
The Most Beautiful Sounds
At 7 seconds and 22 seconds into this short clip you can hear my daughter Miranda make the cutest lip vibrations ever. Around 24 seconds in she starts laughing. It’s like the Music of the Spheres: angelic, transcendent, excellent.
Photo above by our friend, Janelle. My shoes, Miranda’s teeth: perfect.
Six Months of Glory
Six months old today. What a precious, transformative, sliver of the Divine Light. I love you MGB.
Joy
She Eyes Infinity
Some time with Miranda in the studio today… she eyed that Nautilus shell closely, seriously. She then turned her steely gaze upon my painting…
Lieutenant Commander Miranda Grace Ballou
Today Miranda got to wear her Star Trek onesie. It’s a blue one – standing for Science Officer for those of you are aren’t in the know. We used the momentous occasion to watch a bit of Star Trek: Generations. Awesome. Here are some pics:
In her Captain’s Chair with the Generations DVD
“That’s Commander Riker. He was just on the holodeck, that’s why he’s dressed up like that!”
She’s already thinking about space!
Next time I’ll teach her all about Data, Miranda-class starships (such as the USS Reliant of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan fame, pictured below), and eventually introduce her to the best captain ever (Picard, obviously).
Miranda and the Happy Trees
Drawing Miranda
