Final minutes of Bertram an My adventure to Louisville.
This is little Bert out on the tarmac waiting for our bag, he was pretty excited by the airplanes and trucks.
He seemed a lot less tired in person, jabbering about airplanes and trucks, but I did have to get him up at 5:30am for the trip. You can see here just how super tired he was too. We are almost home and he crashed in the cab and was out for 5 hours. But the whole flight he was bouncing boy, and I just managed to snap these shots with my phone while holding on to his arm so he would not go bolting off to see the trucks.
I though I got one with more airplane for Bert to look at, but these should be plenty entertaining. Even though he was ready to drop dead asleep he also seemed ready to take off running on the tarmac, so I didn't want to let go of his arm or I might have been able to get a better shot. (The "camera" was in the bag we were waiting for though)
Hal Eagar works in NYC Downtown theatre as a computer programer. Hovering somewhere between Artist - Technologist - Designer he enjoys making "things" even if those things are as intangible as digital media-scapes and edgy theatre no one will ever get to see. I have made some tangible things in, two cute children, and since they take up a lot more of my time and my mind, and there are people who want to read about them they have taken over the blog just like they take over everything else :)
Sep 21, 2009
Wow airplanes from the outside, and tired boys.
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