
Just experimenting with my new super-wide angle lens. I thought this was kinda neat. Note the Keen clogs. Everyone should own a pair of Keens. But that's just my opinion.

There are a couple nice free trade gift stores near our house. I bought this little statue at one of them recently, a carving of a woman who obviously has teenagers. I think I need to go back and get a few more and hand them out to friends in similar situations, sort of as a solidarity move. An "I feel your pain" kinda thing.

This is the only good shot I got, mainly because I am lazy and it was damn cold outside. You can't just put the camera on 'auto' and expect it to know what it's doing with such a contrasting shot as this. I finally stuck it on manual and greatly reduced the time of the exposure so that the moon wasn't overexposed and blurred from the actual movement of it and us. It's amazing when you can see how the earth has moved over only 20 seconds. I think this was somewhere between 2 and 5 seconds.
Buddy's eyes.
A view of our front sidewalk last week during a brief thaw.
Peacock feathers, still attached to the bird and filtered multiple times and ways.
I harvested these Meyer lemons from a tree in my living room yesterday while it was minus two degrees outside. If WE can grow them, YOU can grow them. They are "store-size" and delicious. I must add they are sitting in a bowl that I knitted and then felted. I love the winter sometimes. This is a good winter. I will not get scurvy this winter.