By: The Philosophical Fish|31 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . computer . mac . photography
90/365 (March 31, 2010) – I used to love my big tactile keyboards by Logitech. So I bought a Mac version when I got my MacPro. But when I got the MacBook I actually got used to the keyboard on it and suddenly the Logitech one felt clunky. Even though the Mac keyboard is wired (they do make a wireless…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|31 March, 2010|Categories: Mac-Attack!|Tags: flickr . mac
Found a great new program today, but only really useful if you are a Flickr user. It’s called flickery (nope, didn’t forget to capitalize that). flickery lets you upload photos into your Flickr photostream, but it does so much more! From within flickery on my desktop, I can: – view my contacts photos – view photos taken near me geographically…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|30 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography . Travel
89/365 (March 30, 2010) I miss Greece, I could happily go back right now. Sometimes I wish I could figure out how to make a living there so I could stay there permanently. I could be happy sailing on the heels of Odysseus indefinitely.
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|29 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
88/365 (March 29, 2010) – I suck at sewing buttons on. I really do. I don’t know why, but all I ever end up with is a giant knot and a bad mood. That’s why I usually just hand my article of clothing, the needle, thread, and button to Kirk. Then we are both in a better mood once the…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|28 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . food & drink . photography
87/365 (March 28, 2010) – BC Free Range Eggs These eggs come from birds that are not housed in cages, and when the weather permits, they are allowed to venture outdoors. They lay their eggs in nesting boxes and have free access to both feed and unlimited water. BC Free Range Birds will be outdoors most days, as our climate…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|27 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
86/365 (March 27, 2010) – Expo 86 was here in Vancouver, I have strange memories of that. I had been seeing this guy, it was a completely toxic relationship and when it ended I started seeing Kirk. But Rob and I had planned to go to Expo 86, and for some strange reason he decided to patch things up enough…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|26 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
85/365 (March 26, 2010) – I teach a bit. Mostly online. And I’m simply flabbergasted at the lack of communication skills today. I have received emails the likes of the following in recent times: “Hey, this is a dumb question. I was having trouble trying to find the different “types” of hatcheries. Thanks” That’s it, that was the entire email.…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|25 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
84/365 (March 25,2010) It’s raining. It’s supposed to rain for the next two weeks. At least that’s what the long term forecast shows. And that just sucks. So I need colour today, meet my happy pencil crayons! Nothing brightens a day like colour. Just don’t look out the window……
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|24 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
83/365 (March 24, 2010) – Had to take a scoot out to UBC today so I took the low road back down past Spanish Banks. I didn’t have a lot of time to take any shots, but the empty beach with the city in the background seemed so serene after the weeks of world travellers here for the Olympics and…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|23 March, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
82/365 (March 23, 2010) – Random shot day. No time to get out with a camera so I must resort to crappy photos of random objects within my home. Managed to avoid the kitchen and the cats for a change though. This was my Grandpa’s radio and I remember, as a child, being fascinated by the strange languages he could…
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