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Sunday, February 17, 2008

A Simple Breakfast (48/366)

Today's breakfast: two jumbo eggs scrambled and cooked in the microwave, with rye toast. Such an exciting life.

A Simple Breakfast

Candlelit Chalice (47/366)

Last night we held a Full Moon Group ritual. This is the chalice on the altar, filled with apple juice, with candlelight shining through it. (There are fingerprints on the glass because this is a "recreation" shot, taken after the ritual was concluded; the chalice had been handled by several people in the course of drinking the original round of juice and I hadn't wiped it down for this shot.)

Candlelit Chalice

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Terri and Me at the Pancake House (46/366)

Taken from the reflection in the windows. Aren't those overhead lights bright? (The red glints showing through the image are car lights outside.)

Terri and Me at the Pancake House

Friday, February 15, 2008

So... is anyone actually viewing this blog?

Just curious if anyone is even looking at the pictures I post...

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

ToS Paperwork (44/366)

Paperwork on my desk related to my latest job, which happens to be "ToS" reprints. The printed sheet is my standard docket and outlines the steps in producing a finished page. The handwritten sheet is largely a time log from benchmark tests I did to establish how long it takes me to do a typical page on this project.

Yes, I scrawl and scribble, especially when I expect that nobody else will be seeing my notes.

Tales of Suspense Paperwork

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Mina at the Vet (43/366)

We took Mina to the vet this afternoon because her right eye has been leaking clear fluid since Saturday morning. The vet did a thorough exam and was left scratching his head. Quote: "There is NOTHING wrong with this cat!"

So no explanation for the tears and the occasional sneezes, except for the possibility that our other cat, Emmie, clocked Mina in the eye with a paw while they were play fighting. We've been instructed to see how she is on Thursday or Friday; the vet thinks that by then the situation will have cleared up on its own. If not, we're to bring her back in.

By the way, all those little squeeze bottles to the left of the sink? Different kinds of disinfectant. Whoa.

Mina at the Vet

Monday, February 11, 2008

Waiting for the Bus (42/366)

Taken while waiting for the bus at the corner of River Avenue and Osborne Street, after coming from the Safeway listed on the sign. Yes, it is as cold and bleak as it looks.

Waiting for the Bus

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Miniature God and Goddess (41/366)

These two little torsos, originally drawer pulls, sit next to my mother's clock on the living room book shelf. I sometimes use them as God and Goddess representations during ritual. I don't remember where I got the Goddess necklace that sits beside them. The keys to the left of them were originally made for my mother's old apartment, which of course ceased to be an issue after she died. I intend to use them in a spell at some point in the future.

Miniature God and Goddess

Mom's Clock (40/366)

A closeup of my mother's clock, which used to sit on the entertainment unit in her living room when she was alive, and which now sits on the bookshelf next to the couch in our own living room.

Mom's Clock

Friday, February 8, 2008

Winter Sky and Fruit (39/366)

Replacing the clock photo I posted earlier... a tree beside a house on Hugo Street between Jessie Avenue and Corydon Avenue. I have no idea what kind of tree it is, but the fruit has clung to it tenaciously all winter.

Winter Sky and Fruit

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Crown of Leaves (38/366)

Detail of a faux ivy chaplet leaning over the top of a box in our bedroom. It was made for a Beltane ritual a couple of years ago and was worn by me in my role as the God. The green cord has come askew, but was originally wound around the chaplet and trailed down the back in two loops.

Crown of Leaves

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Isis, Lady of Healing (37/366)

An altar I've set up in my studio with a statue representing Isis, Lady of Healing, and a candle lit for the niece of one of my covenmates, who is only ten months old and is in hospital, throwing up and unable to drink.

Isis, Lady of Healing

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Light and Leaves in Cafe 22

A frosted light and fake greenery on the ceiling of Cafe 22, the restaurant just up Corydon from me that's associated with the 222-2222 pizza delivery service. It's a surprisingly upscale venue for a place managed by a company that peddles such cheap pizzas.

Light and Leaves in Cafe 22

Monday, February 4, 2008

Dedication Altar (35/366)

The altar for our Wiccan worship group's dedication rite.

Dedication Altar

Sunday, February 3, 2008

Terek and Dice (34/366)

My new AD&D character and some of the dice that make his life... interesting.

Terek and Dice

Saturday, February 2, 2008

The Golden Boy (33.2/366)

My main shot for today: the Golden Boy on top of the Manitoba Legislative Building, taken through the window of a moving bus. This shot was taken at about 1:30 pm.

The Golden Boy

Bonus Shot: Apartments Behind Starbucks (33.1/366)

The apartments behind Starbucks at the head of our street, as George and I were heading off to a funeral at 9 am.

Apartments Behind Starbucks

Friday, February 1, 2008

Southern Studio Bookshelf (32/366)

Some books on the soutern bookshelf in the studio. A sinus infection seems to be coming on and I didn't have the energy to get out and find a more interesting shot today.

Southern Studio Bookcase

Emmie at Sunset (31/366)

Emmie at sunset. Why she chose to wash her face in front of the living room window, I have no idea.

Emmie at Sunset