So, for lack of a Monday post, I took a walk around the block and took some pictures of things. Mrs.5000 chose her three favorites.
That's it. That's all I've got. See ya tomorrow.
Five years ago: Two Ways to Lose Your Partner at the Dinosaur Museum
Monday, July 9, 2012
Blatant Filler
Been busy at work! Haven't had time to read anything or watch anything or do anything!
So, for lack of a Monday post, I took a walk around the block and took some pictures of things. Mrs.5000 chose her three favorites.
That's it. That's all I've got. See ya tomorrow.
Five years ago: Two Ways to Lose Your Partner at the Dinosaur Museum
So, for lack of a Monday post, I took a walk around the block and took some pictures of things. Mrs.5000 chose her three favorites.
That's it. That's all I've got. See ya tomorrow.
Five years ago: Two Ways to Lose Your Partner at the Dinosaur Museum
nice raspberry! also, i can't believe you ran >8 miles yesterday in the heat.
ReplyDeleteI need to toughen myself up for Hood to Coast.
ReplyDeleteimagine me saluting your for your valor and superior heat venting skills.
ReplyDeletegreat shots. is that a game of jenga in the first one?
ReplyDeleteYour first photo made me laugh as I thought it might be American sculptor Carl Andre's exhibit for the Infinite Art tournament. The Tate gallery created controversy in the 70s by buying his sculpture Equivalent VIII for several thousand dollars... http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/andre-equivalent-viii-t01534/image-280133
ReplyDeleteThat berry looks gigantic …. or it is a macro.
ReplyDeleteWildrover: I bet I could negotiate a comparatively excellent price on that piece for you with my neighbor. Shipping will cost you, of course.
ReplyDeleteAndre is 1-1 in the art tournament, and currently throwing down against Josef Albers. I'm an Albers man, myself.
Jenners: It's a raspberry of above-average size, but nothing extravagant. It's fun to pretend that it's the size of a human head, though.