For a handful of days, I had pondered upon the summons of the Medicine Shaman of the House of Or, who had demanded my appearance at a healing rite which I could not afford to miss, since it could determine my stay in this plane of existence. Duly advised, on the appointed day, when the […]
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Harris to Escalante to Silver Falls Creek After passing through some fine narrow streches in Harris, we could see a castle-like tower. This tower, shown on the topo map, stood just above some benches on the Escalante, so we knew we were close. By a raven’s route, we were close, but we had to nearly […]
Mohawk Joe Robby, Matt and Corey Robby Goose
Diane and I killed two hours waiting for Matthew to finish his last exam. We bought stuff at the bookstore, got a decaf from the local Starbucks, downed a sandwich from an on-campus sub shop, and took pictures. Instead of buildings, I decided to photograph students. Most didn’t seem to mind. There are nav arrows, […]
Travis: Went mountain biking this weekend. Me: Looks like you’re having way too much fun. Get back to the lab. Me: That’s more like it. How did that happen? Following too close, no mudflaps? Travis: No fenders. Everyone I went with was too fast for me to follow too closely. Travis: It was worse on […]
Rose (95) and Bill (94) live in New Jersey, an hour away from Philadelphia. We always stop for a visit, and this time Rose informed us that friends have called to say they’ve seen the Einstein video. Someone at Trenton State, where Bill used to teach, stumbled upon it and the spread the word. (Type […]
Here are the photos that wouldn’t upload yesterday. Not great, but remember that in the old days I could stealthly take pictures inside shops given the small size of my digital camera. Now I’ve the photographic equivalent of the Browning Automatic Rifle.
It’s time to find our son and bring him home. ************** Emma’s palm trees. These girls put up with my incessant picture taking, but sometimes Emma draws the line. ************** Thursday night we met friends to see the Edward Hopper exhibit at the MFA.
The front of the barn roof was pretty well trashed, and the back side had been roofed in 1 x stock with gaps, so after the rotted boards were replaced the entire roof was skinned in half inch plywood. Total elapsed time from ladder set-up to the last shingle? About five minutes. Anyway, two days […]