Favorite Violent Femmes song. Thank you XM!

Why drink this stuff if it's unleaded.

#febphotoaday #ants in the #sun room / pic I overlaid with effects and hoax jargon to create solar flare image. Some ants enjoying the sunny inside of a melon flower.

The chocolate fountain at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, brimming with thick, molten Callebaut Belgian chocolate...

Probably the only thing sweeter than this fountain was watching everyone's eyes light up when they saw it!

There were so many things I could have chosen to photograph for today's topic...

...but I chose to bring you this photo, taken at the Sisters of Mercy gig at the Corner Hotel last night.

I think that the lights are beautiful - they remind me of an aurora borealis, which is also beautiful, and something I hope I see in real life one day.

There is another reason why this represents beautiful for me, but I will keep that to myself for now.

#FEBphotoaday

For me, Christmas is the only time of the year I get to practice my handwriting.

FEBphotoaday

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#StillLife of a torrential downpour and green clouds hiding the #sun in #Brisbane #rightnow // #febphotoaday #febphotoskill #feb8 #day8

#febphotoaday 8 #sun Trichromatic data map of #solarflare at point of inception.

I'm keeping my eye on my money these days.

(Note: My wife suggested the caption!).

Note to self: Buy deodorant, because clearly that's what is missing from the shelf this morning.

Vanilla Coke makes me very happy. It's imported back in Ireland from America, costing over $3 for a small can. Here in Germany it's available by the litre for half that.

Iphoneography

Camera+

On the phone #febphotoaday

I have had this button necklace for years and I love it so.

Bedtime stories with Tristan.

Simba... I am your father #febphotoaday #lionking #starwars #darthvader #mufasa

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U.S. currency (from my bank teller job and from my grandfathers): my stash of 1943 steel war pennies, $1 silver certificate (1935), 1924 Liberty dollar, Sacagawea dollar, 1939 Mercury dime, 1905 Indian head penny, 1920 buffalo nickel, half dollar, $2's.