Colors of Sunset
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Is the glass half empty or half full? It depends on your point of view, of course.
Category Archives: Photo Gallery
Friday Followups
Today is another one of those posts which is a mix of small stuff and answers to questions from the comments. I’d intended to be better about answering questions more regularly – best laid plains. My only excuse is that … Continue reading
Start of the Season
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you in the U.S. – hope you all got your fill of turkey, stuffing and all the rest of the trimmings today!
A Touch of Frost
Today was the first day I’ve walked to language class and seen frost on the ground, even though it wasn’t as cold this morning as it has been. In fact, this morning it was above freezing. Barely, but still, the … Continue reading
Wir haben jetzt keine Stühle…
… weil sie den Tisch nie erhalten haben. That describes the outcome of my day today.
A few final fountain photos for a Friday
Well, not “final photos” forever, of course, but rather for the season. You see, they turned off the water in all the fountains around here last week, and it’s not quite as exciting to take photos of dry fountains. But … Continue reading
A little shameless self-promotion
Actually, it’s not just myself I’m promoting today. An art exhibit, Open Apple Steve: “Memoriam: An aesthetic homage to Steve Jobs”, opens tomorrow, November 16th, 2011 at The Tech Garden in Syracuse, NY. The show was organized and curated by Ty Marshall, … Continue reading
1500
More than a month ago, back on October 5, 2011, I reached Day 1500 of my One a Day Project.
Spotting our house
For each town we’ve lived in, Chris and I have been able to locate a commercially available postcard with an aerial view of the town. The aerial view we look for crucially shows the part of town where we live.
Furniture and a fountain
A few furniture updates today. First, I had to leave my German class early today to come home and wait for der Schrank, which means “closet” in German. I’d actually call it an armoire in English, since it’s freestanding, and the … Continue reading