Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Sunday, August 27, 2006
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Round Robin Challenge: Transportation
The challenge this week is Transportation. What a great theme! I had quite a few pictures to choose from and could not make up my mind, so I thought I'd share a few different modes of transportation!
Ship(s)
A cruise ship is such a fun form of transportation! I took this shot from the cruise ship I was on, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL at the end of our cruise.
Fishing boat and bridge
I took this shot from an airplane window, it's a fishing boat going under the Cheasepeake Bay Bridge that spans Maryland and Virginia (it's a loooooong bridge and tunnel!)
Airplane
This shot was taken at Castle Island in Boston, MA. Logan Airport is across the water, and you can see many planes landing and taking off from there. Wolf hates this place just for that reason; I think seeing such big things overhead bothers him!
Train
There's something so interesting about watching a train go by; I love to hear the plaintive whistle waaaaay off in the distance. This one, of course, is little and mainly decorative. I took this shot in Meredith, NH.
Horse and rider
A very old style of transportation, that is now mostly done for pleasure! Took this one at Salisbury Beach, MA.
The automobile. It makes life much more convenient, but also pollutes our atmosphere something wicked. When I was searching for photos I'd taken of cars, I noticed these two were the same type of car!
unkempt (Marblehead, MA)
well kept! (Union College, Schenectady, NY)
Ship(s)
A cruise ship is such a fun form of transportation! I took this shot from the cruise ship I was on, in Ft. Lauderdale, FL at the end of our cruise.
Fishing boat and bridge
I took this shot from an airplane window, it's a fishing boat going under the Cheasepeake Bay Bridge that spans Maryland and Virginia (it's a loooooong bridge and tunnel!)
Airplane
This shot was taken at Castle Island in Boston, MA. Logan Airport is across the water, and you can see many planes landing and taking off from there. Wolf hates this place just for that reason; I think seeing such big things overhead bothers him!
Train
There's something so interesting about watching a train go by; I love to hear the plaintive whistle waaaaay off in the distance. This one, of course, is little and mainly decorative. I took this shot in Meredith, NH.
Horse and rider
A very old style of transportation, that is now mostly done for pleasure! Took this one at Salisbury Beach, MA.
The automobile. It makes life much more convenient, but also pollutes our atmosphere something wicked. When I was searching for photos I'd taken of cars, I noticed these two were the same type of car!
unkempt (Marblehead, MA)
well kept! (Union College, Schenectady, NY)
Monday, August 21, 2006
Get that thing out of my face!
Wolf has learned to not like the camera because of the flash; with this lens no flash is necessary, so he stopped squinting and I could get a decent shot!
Mike's Pastry, Boston's North End
Anyone want a cookie? We've got pignolis, Greek wedding & champagne chocolate chip!
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Lots of purple
Our work building is beautifully landscaped; this is just one of the patches of colorful flowers that are maintained. I love working in this place!
Monday, August 14, 2006
Friday, August 11, 2006
Really...I am just SUCH a moron sometimes!
I've been posting pictures here, and no-one's been commenting, or so I thought. My feelings were all hurt and I was like...wow, even in the round robin challenge people aren't commenting, I must really suck!
Then I remembered I had put comments on moderation. Doh! is the only word that expresses how I feel right now LOL
As penance, I went back through the entries and replied to each and every one of you. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment.
Here's a fresh picture, just to put a smile on your faces:
This is my dog, Wolf (a shiba inu) sitting in the back yard intently watching something that I certainly couldn't see! A ghost maybe? Who knows! He wouldn't budge, tho.
Then I remembered I had put comments on moderation. Doh! is the only word that expresses how I feel right now LOL
As penance, I went back through the entries and replied to each and every one of you. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment.
Here's a fresh picture, just to put a smile on your faces:
This is my dog, Wolf (a shiba inu) sitting in the back yard intently watching something that I certainly couldn't see! A ghost maybe? Who knows! He wouldn't budge, tho.
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Round Robin Photo Challenges - Summer Gardens
The challenge this week is Summer Gardens:
I started my garden two years ago, with the help of my friend Pat. The first year it was GREAT; last year it was a sorry mess; this year, I enlarged it to give the tomatos some room :-)
Say hello to the Jolly Elf grape tomatoes (that's their brand name and it's why I chose them LOL). Some of them are just about ready to pick! Maybe tonight after the full moon, they'll be good for a scallop dish I read about in a magazine this past weekend.
Here's a larger view of the garden, it includes the wildly overgrown mint & sage as well as the plum tomatoes.
I plucked the tops of some basil, and as the flowers are beautiful and fragrant, I decided to float them in a bowl of water to scent the house.
Linking list
rRose
WAIT-NOTYET-/ - Posted!
http://journals.aol.com/rrveh1/WAIT-NOTYET-/
Carly
Ellipsis...Suddenly Carly - Posted!
http://ellipsissuddenlycarly.blogspot.com
Karen
Outpost Mâvarin - Posted!
http://outmavarin.blogspot.com
Tammy
The Daily Warrior - Posted!
http://mylifeasawarrior.blogspot.com
Nancy
Nancy Luvs Pix
http://journals.aol.com/nhd106/Nancyluvspix/
Robin
Search the Sea
http://searchthesea.blogspot.com
Suzanne R
New Suzanne R's Life - Posted!
http://newsuzannerslife.blogspot.com
boliyou***Welcome New Member***
Percolation
http://boliyou.blogspot.com
John
Personal effects - Posted!
http://personaleffects.blogspot.com
Maryanne
Inside the Gilded Cage - Posted!
http://insidethegildedcage.blogspot.com/
I started my garden two years ago, with the help of my friend Pat. The first year it was GREAT; last year it was a sorry mess; this year, I enlarged it to give the tomatos some room :-)
Say hello to the Jolly Elf grape tomatoes (that's their brand name and it's why I chose them LOL). Some of them are just about ready to pick! Maybe tonight after the full moon, they'll be good for a scallop dish I read about in a magazine this past weekend.Here's a larger view of the garden, it includes the wildly overgrown mint & sage as well as the plum tomatoes.I plucked the tops of some basil, and as the flowers are beautiful and fragrant, I decided to float them in a bowl of water to scent the house.Linking list
rRose
WAIT-NOTYET-/ - Posted!
http://journals.aol.com/rrveh1/WAIT-NOTYET-/
Carly
Ellipsis...Suddenly Carly - Posted!
http://ellipsissuddenlycarly.blogspot.com
Karen
Outpost Mâvarin - Posted!
http://outmavarin.blogspot.com
Tammy
The Daily Warrior - Posted!
http://mylifeasawarrior.blogspot.com
Nancy
Nancy Luvs Pix
http://journals.aol.com/nhd106/Nancyluvspix/
Robin
Search the Sea
http://searchthesea.blogspot.com
Suzanne R
New Suzanne R's Life - Posted!
http://newsuzannerslife.blogspot.com
boliyou***Welcome New Member***
Percolation
http://boliyou.blogspot.com
John
Personal effects - Posted!
http://personaleffects.blogspot.com
Maryanne
Inside the Gilded Cage - Posted!
http://insidethegildedcage.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
Falling down...
Saw this abandoned building in Vermont last weekend. I was fascinated by the size of it and that it was in such a state of disrepair. What was it used for? Why was it let go? What went on inside it?
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