Poor boy sweatin' in the hot summer night / Hangman waitin' for the early mornin' light singin' / Oh boy dontcha line the track a lack a / Oh boy dontcha line the track If I could I surely would / Stand on the rock that Moses / Done stood singin' / Oh boy dontcha line the track a …
Tag: nature
Photo 33: Week Thirty-Six
Wednesday afternoon we came home to find a dead bird in the driveway. My son was convinced I had run it over with the car, but I pointed out why that wasn't possible. (Plus I had noticed it as I pulled in.) It seemed strange, though - I know birds and other animals die all …
Photo 33: Week Thirty-Five
Spending time outside, smelling the honeysuckle that isn't ours...
Yardwork
My post on Xeriscapes made me think of my current yardwork routine, which... isn't much, to be honest. I mow my grass in the evening after work once every week and a half, or two weeks if it hasn't rained much and I can stretch it a bit. I used to do it every Monday …
Photo 33: Week Thirty-Four
This has been one of those weeks where I haven't been feeling creative or in tune with myself. I just had a really good week or two where I was balancing between all my creative interests, but now I'm just... not. It's kind of jarring to feel a certain way, and then so clearly see …
Xeriscape
Xeriscape is a style of yard that eliminates the need for grass (and watering and mowing) and instead features rocks and plants that need little to no water. I thought this landscaping method was mostly used in desert areas, because blogs I'd previously found about it are by people in Arizona and New Mexico. I …
Photo 33: Week Thirty-Three
I spent more time experimenting with my Lomo Magellan this week. There are lens filters and adapters that can help you take interesting multiple exposures, and I'm still trying to get that one right. But I'm in love with the close up attachment, which I used on most of these.
