Taken June 28, 2010 at Ramona
No one needs this much milkshake. Here is the size compared to a tissue box and a dvd.
Monday, June 28, 2010
Relativistic Milkshake
No one needs this much milkshake. Here is the size compared to a tissue box and a dvd.
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Book Challenge
Taken June 23 2010 at Ramona
I am enjoying the challenge of project 365 though some days are harder than others. I am going to add to my challenge.
I have decided to read one book each week.
Along with photos I will keep a log of the books I read. I will read everything depending on my mood and what appeals to me that week. Some will be famous literary works and some will be cheesy easy reads. If I get bogged down I have found "1001 B ooks to Read Before You Die". While the editor seems to find authors he likes and puts on multiple books by them, it will provide a great reference when I go searching for something new. I am aware that this list is not all inclusive and I believe there are many great books out there so I will continue to search outside the list as well.
I have linked to the list online but you can actually buy this book as well and while this is not an place for advertising I need to reference my source. So there you go.
Let the reading begin!
Lobster
Taken In March (Posted for June 18) at Aquarium of the Pacific
I neglected to take photos for a couple days so I am going to substitute ones I had previously taken.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Friday, June 11, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
In the Garden
Today is a series of garden photos taken June 2, 2010
As I was beginning my vegetable garden I discovered these new biodegradeable pots. The started plants and flowers come in these pots instead of the plastic cups. This is great because it cuts down on waste and helps prevent transplant shock.
Step 3: Plant the whole thing in a pot or garden.
As I was beginning my vegetable garden I discovered these new biodegradeable pots. The started plants and flowers come in these pots instead of the plastic cups. This is great because it cuts down on waste and helps prevent transplant shock.
Step 1: Soak the pot in water
Step 2: Gently peel the bottom half of the pot off and drop it in the hole.
Step 3: Plant the whole thing in a pot or garden.
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