I'm Adam Isacson. I live in Washington and work at the Washington Office on Latin America. I'm a dad, a husband, and I don't get enough sleep.
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Sea lion at the DC Zoo stops swimming when a kid falls down. Probably to laugh at her.
Thanks for the hazy, partial memories, Northern Ireland or Ulster or just plain “Ireland” or whatever you’re supposed to be called.
Almost home now.
I leave Ireland today. Very disappointed in my hotel.
Look at this cereal selection. No Lucky Charms.
And the bath soap was some “French milled” crap. No Irish Spring. Even though it’s April.
The view from my hotel room window this morning in Derry, Northern Ireland. Here with a group of Colombians to talk about ending the conflicts in both countries.
10 miles along the Potomac this morning, in 79:35. Since I couldn’t even run a 10-minute mile back in September, that’ll do.
(Source: runpacers.com)
While I love this photo for its Austin Powers meets Team America: World Police feel, I also wonder: why don’t they have Google Earth? Or tailors?
This is my favorite entry in the Washington DC city government’s huge “not my job” file. Hundreds of sandbags laid down before Hurricane Sandy (which did very little damage here) in October, which have yet to be removed.
This evening’s full moon, taken with iPhone camera placed on viewfinder of cheap kids’ telescope sitting on kitchen stool in our backyard.
Look up, it’s in Taurus. I mean Leo. Jupiter is in Taurus.
