By: The Philosophical Fish|30 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
181/365 (June 30, 2010) – My mind was definitely elsewhere today. Halfway through the day I suddenly remembered I had to get the Homeowner’s Grant form up to District Hall, and as I pulled out from the underground parking and my gear belt howled, I suddenly remembered that myt bike was supposed to be sitting on the mechanics lift at…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|29 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography . reading
180/365 (June 29, 2010) – Have you seen this book in the stores? I urge you to pick up a copy and at least read a few pages in the bookstore. It’s wonderful. You will laugh, you might groan, but you will relate to something in it. We spend so much time fussing about stupid things, and forget to appreciate…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|28 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
179/365 (June 28, 2010) – I’m taking a motorcycle class, I’m used to teaching, not taking classes. I forgot how tiring it can be to sit in a classroom all day. It was nice to stretch out a bit while I was waiting for Kirk to get off work for the day.
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|27 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
178/365 (June 27, 2010) – Running around today, and a bit of time left over before hooking up with someone we haven’t seen in many, many years. So stopped at the pub for a beer and a pizza before what we thought would be a short visit at a coffee shop. Three and a half hours later we finally had…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|26 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . boating . photography
177/365 (June 26, 2010) – The late afternoon sun poked through the clouds and lit up the sails of Canada Place while we enjoyed the scene from the breakwater at Burrard Yacht Club. Friends had called around and an impromptu BBQ suddenly developed out on the docks. What started out as four or five, multiplied to more than a dozen.…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|25 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
176/365 (June 25, 2010) – Edison was a pretty bright guy! Sorry, couldn’t help it. However, contrary to popular opinion, he did not actually invent the first lightbulb. Although he did tweak it into a commercially viable product. So I suppose one could consider him to be the inventor of the lightbulb as we know it. The title is a…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|24 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
175/365 (June 24, 2010) – I love this orchid, if for no other reason than it is a survivor. About 7 years ago we came home one cold January afternoon and the plant, spent of its flowers, had been abandoned by our dumpster. Drooping because of the cold, I decided to see if I could resuscitate it. It survived, and…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|23 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . photography
174/365 (June 23, 2010) – ….doesn’t it…. But I come by it honestly. My Dad has always had a camera glued to his eye, probably why I hate having cameras pointed at me…overkill when I was a child. But he also gave me my first camera when I was pretty young. I just never realized that you could do things…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|23 June, 2010|Categories: Just Thinking|Tags: life's like that
From Wikipedia: Six degrees of separation (also referred to as the “Human Web”) refers to the idea that everyone is at most six steps away from any other person on Earth, so that a chain of, “a friend of a friend” statements can be made to connect any two people in six steps or fewer. It was originally set out…
Read more »By: The Philosophical Fish|22 June, 2010|Categories: Photo a Day - 2010|Tags: 365 . garden . photography
173/365 (June 22, 2010) – Supposedly it’s summer, I’m still waiting though. The sun did poke it’s head out today, but the forecast, which was for more sun, has changed again. What the paper says and what Environment Canada say are two entirely different things, not that this should surprise me living on the coast. Weather reports are somewhat vague…
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