Wild geese and Red Herrings

Now, what will they come up with next, I wonder! Scott Adams has a made a lot of money from his Dilbert cartoon. I love the cartoon because it pokes big fun at corporate America, deservingly so. Periodically, like today, I’ll have a Dilbert moment: Today was pretty funny. Well, I have to laugh sometimes [...]

 
What lurks within?

When I was younger, one of my favorite pastimes was hanging out in the woods. I lived in city neighborhood and there were no woods close by, but on occasion, I’d get a chance to go exploring somewhere due to my going to someone else’s house that lived near ‘the woods’. When I got older, [...]

 
Hobbs Update: Fully on the mend

In the ‘studio’ with Hobbs Tuesday, January 2nd, 2012: I took Hobbs to the vet. His doctor said that his cataracts had advanced quite a bit and she wanted to do surgery as soon as possible. I had to take him to have blood work at his regular vet and they would forward the results [...]

 
I made it into WikiHow

I must give credit where credit is due. Debra is my Internet guru. She scouts the Internet to see how my site is being received, so to speak. She found that the article that I wrote nearly 4 years ago is getting top honors on Google and today she found an article on WikiHow on [...]

 
Basketball Shoe Magnate

Here’s a portrait of a young, up and coming entrepreneur, Mr. Tony Lester. He wanted a photo of himself before returning to school sporting his brand new pair of Jordon Concorde 11′s, the show that caused small skirmishes to break out in shopping malls a couple of weeks ago. There were a couple of pair [...]

 
Sidewalk Shadow Art

I just never seem to get enough of this, the shadows cast upon the sidewalk by the grass and other plant life that happen to be growing near it, in the path of the sun. The artwork changes daily, as the sun rises a little bit earlier (now) and more towards the east. If you’ve [...]

 
Parts on hold

This morning was frosty and about 19 degrees F. As the sun was coming up, I was seriously wishing that I had my D300, a tripod, and my 90 mm macro lens. The patterns on the clover and the grass were magnificent! However, I checked Nikon’s website again and the status on my repair is [...]

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