Photos
08.10.2010/15:02
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Pedestrian on Bridge
New Iberia, LA.

Photos
08.10.2010/15:02
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Gazebo on the Teche
New Iberia, LA.

Photos
08.10.2010/15:01
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Walgreens Late Afternoon
New Iberia, LA.

Photos
07.14.2010/09:55
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Asphalting Allen
While others had a Monday Independence Day Holiday, construction workers were hard at it on July 5, resurfacing the road in front of our house.

Photos
06.21.2010/18:29
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Leaf Print 2010
The road construction in front of our house continues, and today new curb was cemented in front of our house -- and we managed to make leaf prints to adorn the new work.

Photos
06.5.2010/15:13
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Eat My Street
Brontosaurus-esque asphalt digester prepares our street for re-surfacing that is to take place in upcoming days.

Photos
06.2.2010/16:20
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Prep School Gothic
St. Andrews School in Middletown, DE, founded in the late 1920s and made to look old and English.

Photos
06.2.2010/16:16
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Hold My Place
User-regulated space parsing at the 2010 graduation at St. Andrews School in Delaware.

Photos
04.10.2010/15:16
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Swollen Bladderwort
Valentine Lake, Kisatche National Forest, in central Louisiana.

Photos
04.10.2010/15:15
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Native Azaleas on the trail
Near Valentine Lake on the Wild Azalea Trail in central Louisiana.

Photos
04.10.2010/15:13
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Valentine Lake Iris
Kisatchie National Forest in central Louisiana.

Photos
03.15.2010/11:31
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Baldcypress Trail
A view along the Baldcypress Trail of the Louisiana State Arboretum.

Photos
03.15.2010/11:30
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Susan at the Arboretum
Susan tours the new J.D. "Prof" LaFleur Visitor Center of the Louisiana State Arboretum on the day of its opening dedication, March 14, 2010.

Photos
03.15.2010/11:29
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Arboretum Interior
The new J.D. "Prof" LaFleur Visitor Center of the Louisiana State Arboretum was dedicated on March 14, 2010.

Photos
03.15.2010/11:27
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Arboretum Dedication
Leading Louisiana arborist James A. Foret Jr. speaks at the dedication of the J.D. "Prof" LaFleur Visitor Center at the Louisiana State Arboretum on March 14, 2010.

Photos
03.15.2010/11:25
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Arboretum Photo Op
The dedication of the J.D. "Prof" LaFleur Visitor Center at the Louisiana State Arboretum on March 14, 2010.

Photos
03.2.2010/19:37
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Old River Control Auxiliary Structure - Side View
Point Breeze, LA. This project of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is designed to direct waters of the Mississippi River Valley in such a manner as to help avert disastrous flooding. As of this writing, NOAA ranks the Flood Risk for Louisiana as above average due to weather conditions so far through the autumn and winter.

Photos
03.2.2010/19:32
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Old River Control Auxiliary Structure
Point Breeze, LA. This project of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is designed to direct waters of the Mississippi River Valley in such a manner as to help avert disastrous flooding. As of this writing, NOAA ranks the Flood Risk for Louisiana as above average due to weather conditions so far through the autumn and winter.

Photos
02.28.2010/20:56
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Moonrise with line-shaped clouds
As we watched the moonrise tonight, we at first thought the long, thin clouds were moonlight-reflecting wires. Near Delacroix, LA.

Photos
02.28.2010/20:55
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Evening Bird Gathering
Delacroix, LA.

Photos
01.31.2010/18:58
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Winter Lake Trees
Spanish Lake, near Segura, LA.

Photos
01.11.2010/11:36
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Frost flowers
Verbesina virginica, sometimes called frostweed, is one of a few plants that makes these unusual "frost flowers" or "ice flowers" on cold winter mornings. Freezing water splits the stems and unfrozen water from below continues to be drawn up and extruded through the split to freeze instantly in the winter air, building these delicate, beautiful and ephemeral structures. These were found near Delacroix, LA.

Photos
12.31.2009/19:32
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Blue Moon Rise
Blue moon (possibly) rising near Delacroix, LA, Dec. 31, 2009.

Photos
12.21.2009/11:33
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Curved Window Condensation
Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York.

Photos
12.18.2009/14:14
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Grand Central Station
New York, NY.

Photos
12.18.2009/14:12
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Greenwich House subway sign
Christopher Street station, Number 1 subway line, New York, NY.

Photos
12.18.2009/14:10
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Know Your Line-Up
Subway, New York, New York.

Photos
12.18.2009/14:10
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Market Carrots
Union Square, New York.

Photos
12.18.2009/14:07
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Photographing Whale Sculpture
Museum of Modern Art, New York.

photos
12.18.2009/14:05
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Taking a Photo Before Monet Water Lilies
Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Photos
12.2.2009/13:06
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MBA Presentation
University of Louisiana at Lafayette MBA student Kacie Scott leads a presentation of a proposed strategic plan for Performing Arts Society of Acadiana, prepared as a class project.

Photos
11.22.2009/09:28
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Jason and Ashleigh Wedding
Lafayette, LA.

Photos
11.17.2009/11:30
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Sasanqua Petals
New Iberia, LA.

Photos
10.30.2009/10:35
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Rear Window
Chelsea, New York.

Photos
10.30.2009/10:34
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Two Cell Phone Conversations
Bryant Park, New York.

Photos
10.1.2009/08:58
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Dewey Know Where We Are
Seattle Public Library, where on some floors the Dewey decimal system is embedded into the floor to lead patrons directly to what is sought.

Photos
09.25.2009/07:31
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I Think I Will Stay In
We've had a rainy September, sometimes flooding the back patio for an hour or two, making it quite wet underfoot -- or underpaw.

Photos
09.20.2009/04:58
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Ron K. Brown
Choreographer Ron K. Brown, in Lafayette, LA for his troupe's Evidence, A Dance Company performance for Performing Arts Society of Acadiana, leads a dance workshop on the campus of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

News
08.13.2009/16:22
Gone but not forgotten
Les Paul, R.I.P.

News
08.11.2009/18:17
Tweet!
Opera by Twitterers.

Sites
08.11.2009/16:16
I want it!
Fanboy heaven.

News
08.11.2009/11:57
Smile for the pitcher
"All three are pitcher plant experts, having travelled to remote locations in the search for new species."

Photos
08.10.2009/10:04
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View from Steptoe Butte
Steptoe Butte, Washington.

Sites
08.7.2009/09:16
Kitty kitty
CATcerto.

Sites
08.6.2009/09:19
I am dead
Twitter from beyond the grave.

Sites
08.3.2009/18:00
Fear
Fomo.

Drivel
08.3.2009/11:43
Terms and Conditions
In keeping with the desirability of being courteous and informative in every way to site visitors, I have posted the Terms and Conditions associated with visiting this blog.

News
08.1.2009/17:08
Porkchop's Hill
Photo caption: "Rolland 'Porkchop' Guillot and buddy Mike Douet clown around with a dead alligator Guillot found, very much alive, under his trailered boat." (Thanks to our friend Jim for bringing this to our attention!)

Photos
07.27.2009/16:31
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Icebergs in Lake
Mt. Edith Cavell, Alberta.

Photos
07.27.2009/16:29
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Amber Waves of Grain
Near Ronan, WA.

Photos
07.27.2009/16:28
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Tidal Flats
Naselle, WA.

Photos
07.27.2009/16:25
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Winter Wheat
Near Tekoa, Washington.

Photos
07.27.2009/16:23
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Spring Wheat
In the Palouse Hills of Eastern WA.

Photos
07.27.2009/16:21
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Border cloud
Somewhere near Toledo Bend, from about 23,000 feet.

Photos
07.17.2009/18:48
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Fit for Ewoks
Giant Cedars Trail, Mount Revelstoke National Park, British Columbia.

Photos
07.17.2009/18:47
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Mountain Sheep
Near Jasper, AB.

Photos
07.17.2009/18:45
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Photographing Mountain Sheep
Near Jasper, AB.

Photos
07.17.2009/18:44
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Mt. Baker Auto
Near Nooksack, WA.

Photos
07.17.2009/18:42
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Fraser River Curve
British Columbia.

Photos
07.17.2009/18:40
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Helicopter Rescue
Near Kilby, BC, Canada.

News
07.9.2009/09:56
Fat and hot both
"But who wants to exercise when it's 100 degrees outside?"

News
07.8.2009/20:06
Chaat room
"Customers at both carts often ask why there are two Indian carts next to each other."

Sites
07.8.2009/12:51
Generation gap
Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.:
myparentsjoinedfacebook.com

Sites
07.3.2009/13:31
Pull over!
Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.:
restareahistory.org

Sites
07.3.2009/09:31
Gone but not forgotten
Homesite, R.I.P.

News
07.2.2009/07:14
Don't smile, you're on a candid camera
"Sharane Gott, president of the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana, said this is the first time she's heard of a consumer using a video camera to capture poor service."

News
06.28.2009/10:12
Pabst gets the blue ribbon
World's Ugliest Dog.

Sites
06.27.2009/03:39
Shut your trap!
Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.:
animal-traps.com

News
06.26.2009/20:33
Mammal alert
Restaurant-invading marmot in the news.

Sites
06.26.2009/15:53
Someone Tweeted
"Loose Tweets Sink Fleets."
(Thanks to Jeff)

Sites
06.25.2009/08:20
Hate me
Poems of self-loathing.

News
06.22.2009/16:33
Not yet gone and hard to forget
Kodachrome, R.I.P..

Drivel
06.20.2009/05:49
The satisfactions of avoidance
Sometimes I spend more time trying to not do things I don't want to do, than trying to do things I want to do.

News
06.17.2009/08:19
Red Fish
"The programming of contemporary music from the classical tradition is especially lively at Le Poisson Rouge."

Sites
06.12.2009/16:10
No, kitty!
"When I am using my computer, my cat often walks across the keyboard. Sometimes she renames files, selects and deletes text—once, she replied to an email. This became such a problem that I had to unplug my keyboard whenever I left my home."

News
06.11.2009/07:46
Fruits of the city
"The cart's debut was the centerpiece of the first public celebration of a new citywide effort to encourage street vendors to bring fresh vegetables and fruit to low-income neighborhoods."

News
06.10.2009/06:09
Blame both
We have a huge national debt. Which party is to blame? Both, actually.

News
06.9.2009/07:49
High Line
"The High Line project is something of a New York fairy tale, given that it started with a couple of guys who met at a community board meeting in 1999."

Sites
05.29.2009/10:05
Big steps
Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.:
YoungDancersInRep.org

News
05.28.2009/19:01
Queen for a Big Day!
"He saw fliers advertising the prom and the election but they didn't specify that the queen must be female. He thought the role would suit him better than prom king."

News
05.24.2009/21:12
They're coming!
Vicious, attacking Komodo dragon lizards in the news.

Sites
05.22.2009/17:10
Now you know
"Since 12-Sep-1998 the toilet has been flushed 40779 times. An average flush lasted for 1.34 seconds. The highest temperature ever in the toilet was at 26-Jul-2006 - 16:53:01 with 31.0 C/ 87.8F."

Sites
05.22.2009/16:26
Old times
Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.:
oldphotosjapan.com
(Thanks to Ron)

Sites
05.22.2009/09:13
This is how it should be done
"We have created an Escrow Account that holds the source code for Pogoplug's back-end services. In the unlikely event of our bankruptcy, our source code will be published on SourceForge for the community to manage how they see fit."

Sites
05.21.2009/21:09
Compact reports
140-character (Twitter length) capsules of chick flicks.

News
05.20.2009/08:31
Hold on, I'm coming!
Coming soon to smart phones, including, no doubt, the iPhone: a service that tracks your GPS and can inform your next appointment that you're running late.

News
05.20.2009/05:54
The bite is worse
"These results are congruent with the observed unusual quietness and apparent rapid shock of prey items."

News
05.13.2009/17:10
Whose turn was it, anyway?
"An office worker cleaning a fridge full of rotten food created a smell so noxious that it sent seven co-workers to the hospital and made many others ill."

News
05.13.2009/14:45
Cracked up
Uh-oh.

Drivel
05.10.2009/10:12
Nerd. Way.
Am I a geek? You decide: I have a new Mac Mini, and am running Ubuntu in one Parallels VM and the Windows 7 RC in another. Plus, you know, fooling around with the Mac OS X dashboard. Thinking about doing my book report on ants, too.

News
05.10.2009/10:11
Saving grace
"Sustained increases in household saving would cause a difficult period of restructuring for the American economy, which has become increasingly driven by consumer spending."

News
05.10.2009/10:05
Dark energy
"Xoçai, a chocolate touted to have New Age health benefits, is being marketed, Amway-style, at parties in Manhattan. "

Sites
05.9.2009/09:45
How do you sell a chicken to a deaf man?
Sites That Are What Their URLs Say They Are Dept.:
OldJewsTellingJokes.com
(Thanks to our bud Bud for this one)

News
05.8.2009/09:26
Rats
Nuutria in the legal news.

Drivel
05.7.2009/08:10
Old feller
I suppose I would describe myself as outdated, but is the term "outdated" still used much these days?

News
05.6.2009/16:56
Little and troubled
Pikas in the news.

Drivel
04.27.2009/14:13
Promote your fish???!?
From out of nowhere, inexplicably, the phrase "Boost your salmon" has entered my brain. Name for a rock band? Message implanted by space aliens? Recipe tip?

News
04.27.2009/09:40
Kerchoo!
Swine flu map.

Photos
04.26.2009/09:37
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Wire on the ground
New Iberia, LA. Left over, I believe, from Hurricane Gustav.

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