Monthly Archives: July 2006

That’s been my year so far. The funeral was for my great-grandmother. The 4 weddings were for 3 family members and 1 friend. I haven’t been to that many weddings in one year ever, I don’t think, and we’re smack … Continue reading →

Journler is a cool app for Macintosh, and I’m using it right now to compose this post. I’m not really sure how well it will integrate with Blogger yet, but it really has some powerful features for journaling and collecting … Continue reading →

This was one I snapped on a video shoot in Arkansas last year. Any clue what kind of lizards they are? I figured they were involved in some kind of odd, Arkansan mating ritual, as I saw the same scene … Continue reading →

The talented and prolific Rick Lee has posted a great picture of a bug he snapped on his windshield. It reminded me of a shot I took last year. A bug just waited patiently on the other side of the … Continue reading →

Last year, in a comment about this photo, I received a special request for a picture. “Hey Phil, do you have any pics of Puerto Rican girls with wind in their hair with a lighthouse behind them? If not, just … Continue reading →

Man, it’s hot. It’s so hot… “How hot is it?” Hot and dry. I know some places have it worse, so I’m not really complaining, just informing. The title of my post is from a song on a great John … Continue reading →

Happy Independence Day! We’re in Indiana, visiting family and enjoying some time off. I’ll have some thoughts on our trip soon. Until then, enjoy your day.