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I just wanted to show how sunny it is!!! YAY!

The hereditary squinty-eye-syndrome. My sister and I. And her new Dodgeball scar. I told her I was going to buy her a golden wrench. "You can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball..."

The sun was strong!

 

Last Thursday I decided to head up to the mall to buy some sundries and see the new Star Trek movie in the early afternoon without a crowd.

Making faces for the camera. I think Peter was posing for Phil.

I'm feeling grumpy. So not only am i sick with... whatever this is--bronchitis or what have you--my wisdom teeth have also decided to start acting up again. I have a headache, feel feverish, can't eat anything but soft food, and so forth. This is truly miserable. I have the day off today like normal but i really don't see myself feeling better tomorrow either.

I was meant to be squint unlike my others that are a bit squint. If I do it obviously squint then its not so bad I think. Maybe I should just practise getting it straight. Any thoughts?

This very bad picture reminded me of a very good memory... Do you remember when you were little driving home looking at lights and squinting to make them blur? I do! Try it! But not while driving! :)

Nduna squinting over his domain. See www.wildcast.net

aggie gets up close for a macro shot.

Short sight affects 1 in 3 Asians.

Photographed during the production of Iara Lee's documentary, Cultures of Resistance

 

Albania, November 2008

© David Ross Smith

A man from Sasan Gir National Park, Gujarat, India.

Sandlot Production w/ The OC Crew 2024

Polly gnawing on some meat or bone....because I raise carnivores

Ravensloft at Emory, Texas 2005

Now it was one hot day that day. Black Cavalier hat and cup hilt sword with Queen Margaret of Scotland favor attached

Squirrels grow old and die

without ever having been

to Paris.

 

Where do you go

in search of fairness?

 

Taking a walk last week,

I saw a woman

carrying a squirrel

in a shovel.

 

She was taking it to the woods

in our neighborhood,

a place I now think of

as Père Lachaise Cemetery,

 

poor, sentimental pedestrian

that I am.

 

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