IMHO, #11 has been a little over done at this point, plus it always makes me hungry.
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Taken Feb. 24. Sometimes it takes me a while to get around to posting these...sigh.
A Flickr comment on the LM #22 was, "Looks bleak." With sunshine it felt better, but still looks bleak.
Winter can't last forever, right?
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Chilly day for a picnic, but there's an empty table! There were quite a few park benches available too.
Hard to see in this cell phone snap, but there are chunks of ice floating around on the lake today.
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Racine-Kenosha (or Kenosha-Racine) Write & Sketchcrawl was today at the Kenosha Public Museum. Under what other circumstances would you ever see a duck on a fox's head?!? :-)
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There's this great effect that happens over the lake now and then. When the cloud coverage over the lake is heavier than that on shore, it looks like there are mountains on the other side of the lake. These were taken from the first and second floors of the Kenosha Public Museum.
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The text is "The Universe Itself Was Laughing..." From The Unexpected Universe by Loren Eiseley.
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This bee and a batch of his/her buddies contributes to the common good more than I do. I find that humbling.
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Thursday hasn't happened yet. There's a better than average chance it will, however, so I feel confident that my foot will still exist. I'll be doing my best to keep it toasty and happy. I promise.
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You can see more of Tom Haubrick's work at blue canvas.com/tomhaubrick.
I spent a little time on Posemaniac.com yesterday evening.
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The ink wash from the regions spread bled through, and resulted in the profile of a bearded man. The poem on the facing page is "The World Is Too Much With Us" by William Wordsworth.
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Ink wash, and a loose ballpoint doodle started looking like a forest path to me. I know the saying is "down the garden path" but I'm not trying to lead you astray.
More of John Staub's wonderful illustration at http://dustsplat.deviantart.com/
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Flipped to the back page of a National Geographic and found this treasure of a photo, and the "Smooth Operator" title threw me back in time.
I've had the great good fortune to work in small, pseudo-family work environments. While toiling away at the computer in my first job, I would occasionally burst out in song (I blame it on the radio). A thin edge of seniority over my office mates encouraged them to join in, and management soon dubbed us "Nancy and the Desktoppers." Good times, good times.
Hat tip to Sade for this wonderful tune. I strongly suspect that when I'm 90 something and my mind goes, this song will play in the elevator at the doctor's office and I'll break out in song again--imagining myself a 20 something Desktopper...fair warning to all!
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A couple of very fun Christmas gifts are featured here. I have 4 of those magic little bicycle clips...how cute are they?!?
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I dare anyone to claim there was ever a better muppet than Animal...double dog dare you!
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The sketch was done from a photo by Nick Hall that appeared in The Nature Conservancy Magazine.
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