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Chimney at the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio. Alden B. Dow wanted his architecture to be fun and playful in addition to being functional.
Penguin loves Frozen Yogurt. He got to go with me to get some today.
Hello all. I hope everyone is doing good. I've been okay, just busy with school stuff. I've been taking a decent amount of photos since I just got a flash,but I haven't been as excited about posting on Flickr as I used to be. It used to be the first website I checked but now it's the last. Also,what's with the changes to the Contacts photos?!?!?! It's slowed my computer down it seems. :(
Back in 2005, my friend Corey and I took a roadtrip to Florida! We visited his grandparents on one side of the state, and then some friends of ours on the other side. The brother we stayed with had a teenage son and daughter that he asked us to take back to Pennsylvania as they were going to stay with friends, and since we were in the state anyway, it was more convenient for us to take them back. We had tons of fun-among the places we went to was the Everglades (those swamp alligators were neat!) and a Packard museum (they had some cars made before World War 1)
Children make the most of a scorching September afternoon as they play in the spurting jets of the interactive fountain in Royal Plain, Lowestoft. The fountain was designed by Invent Water and installed by Breheny Civil Engineering in 2005.
We're providing faces for characters in a Japanese legend, I believe. Quite the goofy expression on one of the warriors, don't ya think?
Oh all the fun we had in chemistry. The Sucker Club (we like candy) and all the good times taking notes in absolute silence. It was brutal, but I survived somehow.
Back in 2005, my friend Corey and I took a roadtrip to Florida! We visited his grandparents on one side of the state, and then some friends of ours on the other side. The brother we stayed with had a teenage son and daughter that he asked us to take back to Pennsylvania as they were going to stay with friends, and since we were in the state anyway, it was more convenient for us to take them back. We had tons of fun-among the places we went to was the Everglades (those swamp alligators were neat!) and a Packard museum (they had some cars made before World War 1)