project 365: day 75: BUNNY!

OK, so, this bunny would be behind our shed, every morning for four days, in the same place and position, freaking me out. I finally poked at it (no contact, of course) with a deck broom handle to make sure it could move. It did, and didn't come back, or did it?

project 365: day 74 Work space

here is a crappy shot of my work space, as clean as it gets. That does means that I'm not working on anything, but there is satisfaction in seeing the top of that desk.

project 365: day 73: lights in Hillsborough

I hope to one day catch the truly awe-somethingness of this family's yearly holiday display. At last count, they have 17 separate blow up lawn ornaments. The picture is horrendous, yes, but perhaps a reflex action on the part of the camera to protect itself, and us from this display. Damn, I need a wide angle lens!

project 365: Day 72: Easy Cheese

This is the easy cheese we found at my in-law's house. It is cheddar cheese flavored, not the peanut butter flavor, indicated by its color. Note the date on the bottom of the can. From a purely scientific standpoint, we now know that yes, easy cheese does in fact go BAD!

project 365: day 71: Drawer of Shame

While preparing for Christmas Eve, I have been making a concerted effort to actually put things away, not shove them into some dark corner. I was cleaning my workspace, and opened up my drawer of shame. Unfinished projects, abandoned for a variety of reasons. I resolve to take care of one of these a week in 2009, whether it be finishing, or dismantling and scrapping, this drawer will get emptied...

project 365: day 70: Lunch!

This repulsive looking concoction is one of my favorite lunches. Nuke a potato, nuke a box of birdseye broccoli with cheese sauce, voila, lunch!

Project 365: Days 65 through 69

Day 65: December 6, 2008
At the end of the day at the craft fair that made me famous (in northwestern PA, anyway), I realized I had better take a picture of two. More proof that I need a better flash.
Day 66: December 7, 2008

I love holiday lights. Good, bad, pathetic, I love them all. This is an example of very enthusiastic for the size of the home. This home is one story, and probably only five rooms max. There is enough bling and hoo-ha for a house three times its size. I do feel the need to drop off a couple more boxes of icicles, so they can finish what they started...

Day 67: December 8, 2008
This is one of three such ginormous bovine creatures that reside near the Morristown Armory. This one happened to stop licking the fence and pose so nicely. I want to call them oxen, but they could be some kind of yak or whatever.


Day 68: December 9, 2008

The skeletal remains of hydrangea on a rainy day.


Day 69: December 10, 2008

More lights, this time on Main Street in Succasunna. I believe this to be an excellent example of the proper use of white lights.