Happy New Year – 227/365
It is the end of the year and it is (almost) the beginning of a new year. It is time to party and not take …
It is the end of the year and it is (almost) the beginning of a new year. It is time to party and not take …
Rain and dirt make mud. Mud and roads and tires make tracks. For some reason you can only see these a a certain angle.
We all have our demons that we stick around to haunt us. Though we try to hide them away, they pop up at the most …
Today, it was drizzly, misty and foggy here in Austin. Days like this are eerie, as there is a sense that light is coming from …
I received a new laptop as a graduation present. Now begins the long task of migrating from Old Laptop to New Laptop. Much work to …
Wood burning fireplaces are far superior to gas fireplaces. Can you imagine what would have happened if Gandalf threw the One Ring into a gas …
Merry Christmas everyone! Houston has taken a turn towards cooler temperatures… it looks like no hanging out at the swimming pool this year.
Today was the annual Christmas cookie decorating contest help at Lindsay’s mom’s house. As always, I strive for quality over quantify and I value a …
These flowers live in my parent’s backyard. Lindsay finds them most attractive, to the point where she stopped looking at me. Nothing new, though.
Today’s Toy-of-the-Day was a foam baseball and baseball bat. Yesterday, it was a plastic lawnmower. Previously, a truck. He is in a funny stage where every …
I have a bad habit of staring at light as I am driving, especially late in the day when the sun is low and illuminating …
My dad likes making things in his shop; he made this little family of reindeer by hand. When I was in town taking this photo of …
Another photo involving leaves. Sorry… I’m attracted to the color.
We headed out to Johnson City with some friends to check out the Christmas lights. At the Pedernales Electric Cooperative, the trees were lit better …
Each year, Whole Foods sets up an ice-skating rink on the rooftop/balcony of their store. It isn’t large enough for me to show off my …
These are the shoes I wear when I am supposed to be fancy. They are brown and leather and slightly pointier than your average shoe. Lindsay …
I present colors and lines. Sometimes there isn’t much to say other than I liked the way this looks.
I picked up my Ikoflex while I was in Houston, where it had been repaired and cleaned. I still haven’t managed to get a good …
My sister’s a cappella choir group had a concert today. They sang most beautifully; my sister sang the most beautifulliest. The concert was held in …
Ever since I can remember, my dad has had a shop out back where he can build stuff. Here, he is tying flies for …
Mother Nature needs to make up her mind; either it is Winter or it is Fall. I’m tired of a few cold days …
This is the second year that Lindsay and I have purchased our Christmas tree from Papa Noel. It is quite convenient actually; one of …
I’ve really been enjoying taking photos of shiny things lately. This is the medal Lindsay received with her dance partner over the weekend. …
We have a Plant that isn’t doing so well with these cold nights and semi-cold days. Because I am a good person, I have …
The evergreen trees on the side of the highway that runs in front of our apartment complex are decorated each year with tinsel and ornaments. …
For the third year, Lindsay performed in the in Dancing with the Stars Austin show benefiting the Center for Child Protective Services. This year …
The Christmas tree is officially up and decorated. Unfortunately, the lights interfere with the Wii-mote, so we have to turn off the tree if …
The battle lines are drawn. You stare at your enemies at the other side of the street. The only thing keeping you from hurtling towards …
Making pizza at home is quite the adventure. I’m not familiar with all the pitfalls that one may come across in the process of making …
When I received this prescription, the jug/bottle/jar was filled with Starburst Jellybeans. However, I have been under much stress lately and I have had little …
Monthly Archives: December 2010