It’s been far too long since the camera has been out of its case, so below are today’s results from putting a mediocre photographer in a pretty neighborhood with a giant lens:




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Archive for March, 2010This is Where I LivePosted from Culver City, CA at 6:31 pm, Saturday, March 27th, 2010It’s been far too long since the camera has been out of its case, so below are today’s results from putting a mediocre photographer in a pretty neighborhood with a giant lens:
The first batch of baby ducks for 2010. They’ve showed up three times already today to pick off seeds under the bird feeder. All the girls say “awwwww…”.
Papa duck, taking a bath.
American coot in pretty water.
Audrey saw this photo and said “I know that look”. After several weeks of trying the squirrels have finally figured out how to get to the perch on the new bird feeder, but it uses a spring system that closes the food ports when anything heavy shows up, so they remain grumpy.
Holliday vs. the President vs. the KingPosted from Culver City, California at 10:49 pm, Thursday, March 18th, 2010Here are the bracket prediction standings after the first day of the NCAA Tournament:
Barry and I were tied until Wake Forest hit a last-second shot over Texas, meanwhile Lebron can start making up lost ground on both of us if fourth-ranked Purdue beats 13th-ranked Siena tomorrow. I convinced Audrey, who watches no sports whatsoever, to fill out a bracket, and she currently has 80 points, tying her with legendary basketball analyst Dick Vitale (overall rank: 13.2%) despite the fact her rationale for making picks included “I have a cousin named Siena” and “Wofford is a really funny name for a college”. If she beats me the shame will not be bearable. |