i actually used to know what this was. now i've forgotten. it smells a little like poop. the flies, which i had to keep shooing away apparently agree. my goal when i got the stupid ass digital camera was to make a post a day, but i doubt i'll be able to keep up with that. as of yet i've been unable to find the "vision" thing.
12/4/06
Weird Orange Thing in the Grass
i actually used to know what this was. now i've forgotten. it smells a little like poop. the flies, which i had to keep shooing away apparently agree. my goal when i got the stupid ass digital camera was to make a post a day, but i doubt i'll be able to keep up with that. as of yet i've been unable to find the "vision" thing.
12/1/06
11/30/06
11/26/06
11/24/06
Lounging
11/23/06
Sycamore Leaf #2

well, this sort of looked thanksgivingy, and it's thanksgiving. so.
not big on the whole "i support the troops" mantra, but i've been thinking about them today. there is an interesting must read at TomDispatch by Mark Danner. Iraq: The War of the Imagination. unless of course you're in it. unlike the jackasses who hornswoggled us into this mess.
the original rationale obscured in a darkening welter of shifting intelligence, ideological controversy, and conflicting claims, all of it hemmed in now on all sides by the mounting dead.
11/21/06
Blueprint for a Deer Head

or cyanotpye if you prefer. last night i did something different. instead of spending my evening on political blogs, i checked out the science end of the spectrum. first i went to afarensis, 'cause that's like old time monkeys, and monkeys are cool. but, even in science the stupids have need to prevail. which was how i ended up at Carl Zimmer's blog, The Loom. click prevail, you can get the details on the politics of the "stupids" there.
the really cool thing was his article at National Geographic. be sure to check the photo gallery, some pretty interesting images by Rosamond Purcell. Carl had chosen the lyre bird to illustrate his blog, but really, the squirrel monkey wins.

there is even a picture of bats, which remind me of flying monkeys.
Im a thief, Im a liar
There's my church, I sing in the choir:
(hallelujah hallelujah)...
Because, its evolution, baby! e.vedder
11/18/06
Two Maple Leaves
11/17/06
11/15/06
Day and Night
high noon.yes,i stole this from Eli,and i'm not giv'n it back. man, the clone tool is a great way to clean the porch.
more like dusk, definitely getting dark.
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