3/18/2007
1/01/2007
12/31/2006
12/30/2006
12/02/2006
fire and rain
we haven't said much lately. we just ain't had much to say. just because we don't have anything to say, we are breaking the law. the american law where one must chit and chat to reveal who they are. reveal their standing in our social, economic and morally superior society.
slap me will ya?
on the photo of the buddha below, christoph said this was grotesque. we love it. om mani padme hum
on the coneflower; yes it's here twice. we just love this one; don't we audience (clap, clap applause).
slap me will ya?
on the photo of the buddha below, christoph said this was grotesque. we love it. om mani padme hum
on the coneflower; yes it's here twice. we just love this one; don't we audience (clap, clap applause).
11/26/2006
11/25/2006
10/18/2006
10/12/2006
news around town
there was another murder here. it occured nearby. the local news is limited in coverage as usual. in fact, i don't think there are any investigative reporters left on our local papers. we don't watch tv because they got rid of the investigative journalist years ago.
10/06/2006
drought about round here
it has been a dry season for us this year but it is raining today and that's nice. in fact, really nice as we get to enjoy it without a need to rush through it to get to work or whatever. it is just an easy day.
these pictures of drought were taken at lake michie; the source of water in this town. there should be deep water up to the tree line. as you see, it is more of a small creek at the moment which is a bit frighting if you dwell on it.
we depend on water so much but it seems these days our governments care about oil so much more.
these pictures of drought were taken at lake michie; the source of water in this town. there should be deep water up to the tree line. as you see, it is more of a small creek at the moment which is a bit frighting if you dwell on it.
we depend on water so much but it seems these days our governments care about oil so much more.
9/26/2006
photos from spring
the cooler mornings are here; early this year. it is nice to not have the hot days of summer but it is sad the time has come to put our clothes back on. only the brave or foolish will continue to wear shorts and sandals. i'll still wear the sandals because i got me some hot feet and i like the cool air on my toes. it's good for yoga toes too, i'm learning. we hope to get some new birk shoes to keep the toes free. they are higher priced than the "made in china" shoes. we got to take care of our feet, right.
enjoy the new photographs below.
enjoy the new photographs below.
9/19/2006
a holiday
a few photographs from a day called a holiday but not much of a celebration going on in the country. for those of us that work on labor day, the so called celebration is very low key.
we got together with some friends but by chance. there were no plans but that is always nice.
these guys below are some of the friends we saw that day.
mm 9/4/06
joseph and mitchell
donald
hari-g (my boo)
we got together with some friends but by chance. there were no plans but that is always nice.
these guys below are some of the friends we saw that day.
mm 9/4/06
joseph and mitchell
donald
hari-g (my boo)
9/17/2006
9/11/2006
found object
what is it? i do not remember where we found it. it rode around town in the back of my truck for a few weeks. it is a heavy object but we don't have the key.
news around town
this story just sucks.
requiring pledge of allegiance brings mixed response
the associated press
September 10, 2006
raleigh, n.c. -- a shortage of flags, questions about patriotism, and confusion among teachers have greeted a new state law requiring public school students to recite the pledge of allegiance in the classroom.
some teachers said they were unprepared for the requirement and not sure what directions to give students. for many, the biggest issue has been a shortage of flags.
"we've been pledging to the flag even without the flags," said tom humble, principal of raleigh charter high School, which started classes on aug. 16.
some teachers at the school put up pictures of the flag, and at least one downloaded an image onto his computer, he said. the school ordered flags and hardware, at a cost of $623, for each of the school's 30 classrooms.
requiring pledge of allegiance brings mixed response
the associated press
September 10, 2006
raleigh, n.c. -- a shortage of flags, questions about patriotism, and confusion among teachers have greeted a new state law requiring public school students to recite the pledge of allegiance in the classroom.
some teachers said they were unprepared for the requirement and not sure what directions to give students. for many, the biggest issue has been a shortage of flags.
"we've been pledging to the flag even without the flags," said tom humble, principal of raleigh charter high School, which started classes on aug. 16.
some teachers at the school put up pictures of the flag, and at least one downloaded an image onto his computer, he said. the school ordered flags and hardware, at a cost of $623, for each of the school's 30 classrooms.
9/05/2006
poem by a friend
farmers market booty
tomatoes sweet and tart
riches shared
how i love them on toasted pita
whole wheat and crunchy
with mayo, kroger's lite
that was most of my dinner tonight
by caroline crawford
tomatoes sweet and tart
riches shared
how i love them on toasted pita
whole wheat and crunchy
with mayo, kroger's lite
that was most of my dinner tonight
by caroline crawford
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