I know I shouldn’t be happy with our cat in the crib, but it looks funny, and it made me smile.
No. I didn’t put her in there, she jumped in (and out) all on her own. And yes, I know that once the baby is born, we’re going to have to scold this kind of behavior.
I found this art project, and it is quite interesting.
He made 15,000 bubbles and placed them on ads and other pictures around NYC. Random people filled in the bubbles with whatever they wanted. Pictures of the results were taken, categorized, and put up for the world to see.
The leader of the most powerful country in the free world appears to need permission before going to the bathroom. Not only that, he isn’t exactly sure he needs to use the bathroom. The scribble says “I think I may need a bathroom break?”
I know when I need to go the bathroom. Heck, even my cat knows when she needs to go. Of course, this is getting blown way out of proportion. But hey, it’s fun to make fun of him.
Found this site about shooting at stuff and taking photographs to see what happens.
The setup they use is pretty interesting, and it seems fairly straightforward. Open the camera in darkness, the event hits a trigger, there’s a delay, then hit the flash. After that, just shut the camera lens.
I finally have pictures of the house posted online! The color scheme in the bedrooms is gone, so check back for updated pictures.
Angie’s last day at Macaroni Grill was last Friday. Me, being always prompt about posting this kind of stuff, have just gotten around to writing about it.
I also started another photo gallery up using a plugin for wordpress. It’s much easier than 4images, and does everything I need it to do.
Back to Angie’s last day… She got attacked with a mixture of flour, water, salad dressings, pasta sauces, and anything else nasty her coworkers could muster up. I even got to take a couple pictures.
It’s the attack of the kitty. She was chasing after some string at the edge of the bed when I was able to take this picture. Taken with my Olympus D-510 Zoom, using flash, 11mm, F/3.9, 1/60 sec.
Spaceweather.com: May 2005 Aurora Gallery
Really Neat Pictures of Space Weather over the weekend.
Experimenters burst water balloons in the low-gravity environment produced aboard a NASA Glenn DC-9 aircraft.
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