Martha says: This photo was taken at Camp Timberlock in August 2001. We all enjoy our time together in the Adirondacks every summer. I'm also looking forward to skiing with the boys at Lake Tahoe in January, a Caribbean vacation with Bob in the spring and a high school reunion in Rochester in October. At home, I'm still making quilts and enjoying volunteering at the New England Quilt Museum library and maintaining their website at http://www.NEQuiltMuseum.org It's fun meeting people from all over the world in person and by e-mail and answering their questions.

Bob says: A year with my new startup (Nauticus). Last year, we were a tiny band camping out in a barely completed office building; now, we're a functioning company of 70 people working furiously on product design and debug. Exciting! Also this year, I set up a web site for the computer history simulation project http://simh.trailing-edge.com and built a PDP-10 emulator, so that you too can run timesharing for your entire neighborhood, on TOPS-10 or TOPS-20, from your laptop. And the Quilt Museum scraped together enough grant money that I could design and implement a small network, and update their computers from 8 years out of date to only 4 years out of date.

Ben says: This fall Lori and I moved to San Diego. Lori just finished her first semester at UCSD, where she is pursuing a Ph.D in linguistics. I am still working for DigiDesign in San Francisco; the commute's a lot shorter now. Southern California is really different from Boston. We're enjoying being able to rollerblade in December and watch polar bears in August.

Jonathan says: I'm a Junior at Brown, who is basically finished with his Computer Science major and considering doing some sort of formal work in creative writing. I worked at my dad's office again last summer gaining programming experience. This year I got an obnoxiously huge double room with my friend Matt in Games House, an organization I helped found. I sing with Kol B'yachad, Brown's Jewish a capella group, and play frisbee whenever possible (and sometimes when it's not possible). I do not have enough free time. If you have some extra, please e-mail it to me at Jonathan_Supnik@brown.edu