In just a few weeks, Xy will start back teaching, which means we will be putting our infant daughter into daycare. Aside from all the…
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In just a few weeks, Xy will start back teaching, which means we will be putting our infant daughter into daycare. Aside from all the…
We’ve finished our second pass through the alphabet. The first go-round took three years and was interrupted by Katrina; this second go-round took thirteen months…
ACORN just finished up the job at our house around noon today. It’s been three weeks since they started — instead of four days, which…
I’d like to start a campaign to recognize July 7th as National ROX Day, because — Well, I think we all know what happened on…
People keep bugging me for pix of the daughter. So, here is one.
It’s come to my attention that, in their zeal to celebrate International Flag-Burning Day, some folks may actually be running out and buying flags to…
I started taking digital pictures with increasing frequency after moving to New Orleans in 1999. But I didn’t start using Flickr in earnest until sometime in 2004.
So now I am bridging that gap. Over the last month or so, in what is laughingly referred to as my “free time,” I’ve managed to excavate 260 photos from the depths of my hard drive, covering the time from July 15, 1999 to December 31, 2001. I’ve uploaded them to Flickr as part of a set I call Less Old Stuff (in contrast to Really Old Stuff).
This grouping encompasses a number of other photo clusters, such as the aforementioned Day 991016, Thanx00, Xmas00, Carnival01, and Day 011027. There’s also the painfully artsy Dead Gas Station, the experimental Lunar Variations, the amusing-only-to-me Sliptych and a set documenting the local Greens moving in to an office in Gert Town. And who could forget 2001 The Space Odyssey?
Here are a few of my personal favorites to whet your appetite:
We’ve always drunk the tap water here in New Orleans, much to the dismay of some of our friends. Our water supply comes from the…
I’ve been keeping a journal long before I started this blog. I started in 1977 when I was a mere whelp, and I’ve been writing…