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I always love Thursday nights. There are several reasons for this but most importantly, it is the night of our traditional gathering at the diner after the climbing gym. One nice side-effect is that there are always a bunch of great friends, like Greg, who just ignore me when I point a camera at them. Conversation goes own and fries continue to be dipped in gravy or honey mustard sauce and another portrait-of-the-day is shot. Sometimes true friendship means being ignored!
After having lots of problems getting previous pods to maturity, I finally lucked out and got seeds from my plant. Really excited!
Fotos de Kennedy Silva do show da banda POD no Carioca Club em São Paulo.
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Patterns seem to repeat themselves all throughout nature. I was walking out of the hospital and came across this spider web. The rain droplets were suspended in the air, random in appearance but also strangely organized. The image reminded me of neurons, nerve cells, which was ironic since I spent a good part of the day thinking about why they stop working in so many diseases. They are so organized, but yet random in so many ways. But, perhaps this appearance of randomness is the manifestation of our still ignorant state.
Fotografía tomada 11 de septiembre a la salida del Cementerio General, sitio de costumbre, donde siempre se producen enfrentamientos generados por el poder hegemónico, por la actitud irracional represiva de los "señores del orden", amedrentando con ademanes, actitudes que dicen mucho más que palabras...
Spray Pad installation in Hermance Park in Bristol Museum (behind Elkhart County Historical Museum) progress to date as of 8-31-12. Bill Smith of Rec Source Aquatics met with Park Board President Linda Powell, Town Board President Floyd Lynch, and Kinder Contractor Cliff to discuss progress on the new spray pad, which they hope to have up and running in the next few weeks in time to catch a few mild days yet this season.