Friday, May 9, 2008
Telephone from Below (130/366)
Taken from floor-level after doing some sit ups in the studio because George was taking a nap in the living room. It's amazing how different things look from below...
BONUS PHOTO: Flowers for Mom (129b/366)
Mother's Day is on Sunday. My mother's birthday was on May 17th. Her death day was June 3rd.
So, in honor of all those occasions, I put some fresh daisies (one of her favorite flowers) and a small food offering on the living room altar yesterday.
And here's a photo of her, which I took via our iMac's built-in camera a couple of months before her death.
Wherever you are, Mom, I hope you have peace and happiness -- and that you remember how much I love you.
So, in honor of all those occasions, I put some fresh daisies (one of her favorite flowers) and a small food offering on the living room altar yesterday.
And here's a photo of her, which I took via our iMac's built-in camera a couple of months before her death.
Wherever you are, Mom, I hope you have peace and happiness -- and that you remember how much I love you.
Secret Window (129/366)
While sitting in my doctor's waiting room, I happened to look up and see this window that I'm sure almost nobody ever looks out of.
Clean Kitchen and Firemen (128/366)
First, the beautiful clean kitchen that I woke up to. George had been busy doing more than art on the night shift.
Second, some firemen that I saw downtown, investigating a sidewalk awning.
Second, some firemen that I saw downtown, investigating a sidewalk awning.
Snow and Beltane Altar (125 & 126/366)
I didn't take a photo on May 5th (too sick), so there's an extra one from May 4th to make up for the lack.
First, snow on Beltane! I really pity the folks who had to do public ritual in the park in three inches of snow.
Second, the indoor altar for our inner court group's Beltane ceremony. Mmmm, strawberries.
First, snow on Beltane! I really pity the folks who had to do public ritual in the park in three inches of snow.
Second, the indoor altar for our inner court group's Beltane ceremony. Mmmm, strawberries.
A Hospital Trip (123/366)
An allergic reaction to the antibiotics prescribed for the kidney infection sent me to the nearest Urgent Care ward.
First, a nice view over the bridge from the hospital waiting room:
Second, a not-so-nice view of my arm. The rash wasn't itchy, but it was all over my body, and therefore alarming.
First, a nice view over the bridge from the hospital waiting room:
Second, a not-so-nice view of my arm. The rash wasn't itchy, but it was all over my body, and therefore alarming.
Erm, isn't that illegal? (120/366)
I got out for a while, and on the way back home I caught this van, parked illegally on the corner, with the rear hatch open, nobody in it, and the motor on. *sigh*
Channel Surfing (117/366)
An uninspired shot. A kidney infection had me laid just about flat and this was all that I had energy to shoot.
Tennis, anyone? (116/366)
The front of the ancient video game tabletop console that serves as our TV stand.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Pep Talk (114/366)
Framed, on the wall of the cubicle where I stripped off and put on an X-ray gown prior to a procedure.
I mean, sure, it's admirable that they're trying to inject some whimsy and cheer into what is fundamentally a grim and utilitarian diagnostic process. But somehow the notion that I was being given a pep talk by an X-ray gown, of all things, made me feel more surreal than encouraged.
I mean, sure, it's admirable that they're trying to inject some whimsy and cheer into what is fundamentally a grim and utilitarian diagnostic process. But somehow the notion that I was being given a pep talk by an X-ray gown, of all things, made me feel more surreal than encouraged.
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