January 2011
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The best of Christmas?
I took a few pictures at Christmas this year… (the link will show a few more if we’re Flickr buddies) Here are some of my favorites.
Buddies.
Superman cape or yuppie sweater?
#1 son.
Moment of impact.
Keeping an eye on the dog…
Snow Angel.
Don’t ever go against the family…
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Snow day!
As I mentioned earlier, it rained snow on us yesterday. I’m guessing six inches in total. Enough to cancel school for today, but not enough to prevent some nice roaming around town.
I kept my camera on my all day, since I’m trying to take more pictures and snow really lends it’self to that. So, here’s what I cam across.
I spent some time working from the kitchen in...
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Quiet day...
It’s snowing in Columbus, again. Don’t get me wrong, that’s not a problem for me. Snow is a good thing, but today I started to get a bit of cabin fever and decided I had to get out of the house. I usually head to the office on Thursdays, but decided the drive wasn’t worth it today. Instead of raiding the fridge for lunch, I decided to take the always interesting bus...
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Falling Apart.
Welcome to 82 North High Street in beautiful downtown Columbus, Ohio. Built in 1913, the “White-Haines Building” seems to have fallen into some disrepair. At street level, it’s not hard to imagine why none of the the storefronts seem to be occupied by anything but rats seeking shelter from the cold. Stepping back and looking up, you’ll notice the upper five floors of...
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Stashing them away until next year...
I’m a little late, I know, but the tree is finally down and the ornaments finally put away. Truth be told, the tree has been down for just under a week, but I took the time to migrate the ornaments from their original containers, to some fancy new ones from The Container Store. Shock!
Time to be put away…
Mrs. Davis was kind enough to donate her ornaments and her time to Miss...
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It must be cold out...
It must be cold out…
You know it’s cold out when the Rockies turn blue…
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Everything was once new...
I walked downtown today to grab a fine sandwich from the purveyors at Subway, as I reached to pull the door open, this plaque caught my eye. This particular branch of Subway is at the corner of High and Mound…not a new part of the city. Anyway, I thought it was neat…and made me think that 125 years ago, someone was opening this door for the very first time.
Other things that...