(1) Hear sound outside. (2) Panic. (3) Run to door. (4) Forget why you are there.
My, what big buttons you have, grandmother! (The better to poison you with, my dear.)
For photoblog challenge day 10/11 these little pines represent an early part of the forest cycle after logging, but I only saw them this morning. In retrospect, I should have just snapped a picture of my bicycle yesterday when I thought of it.
More carving, this time in the Pennsylvania Dutch language, so we’ll call this photoblog challenge day 9.
A special gift is set aside for you.
Explore a world of woodworking advice!
We have been trying to reach you. Your reward
Becomes a toxic wasteland. Don’t delay!
(Stuck in my car waiting out a storm, reading email. Can I help it if the subject lines are iambic pentameter?)
For photoblog challenge day 8 yonder had me stumped, but I needed to practice my letter carving, so…
At this point in the year, most of the flowers are less interesting than the bumblebees they still attract. It’s rather like going to some tourist destination and spending all my time people-watching.
That the Wall Street Journal announced the new Rolling Stones studio album in its Business and Finance section surely says something about the world today… but I’m not sure what. I leave the analysis as an exercise to the reader.
Photoblog challenge day 7: the panorama from the summit at Hanging Rock State Park earlier this summer.
