Hi

Remember me? I used to blog here. But, um, life seems to be happening all around and now I find I haven’t posted an actual post in … um … a couple of weeks?

And now there’s this backlog of things, so let’s try and catch up a bit … caught while doing Soup and Old Clothes a few Friday’s ago …

Canon PowerShot G10, 30.5 mm, ISO 200, 1/125, f/4.5

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-18

  • Heading to the backyard soon to wake up Tweetie. Time to get ready for camping season. (Yes, the tow vehicle is called Sylvester.) #
  • Cruelty: Biz office handed me a box from Apple because they knew I was waiting for my iPad. And it was someone else's stuff … arghh. #
  • Okay, I obviously need a new computer because rendering a 30 minute video can be done in under 45 minutes on a faster machine, right? #
  • (Ready to hear students whimper?) Okay, class, today's Keynote presentation has … 146 slides in it. Bring an extra pen … #
  • @macloo It's Stupid Photographer Tricks day in photojournalism (aka the ethics lesson). There are probably fewer than 200 words in it. in reply to macloo #
  • Message w/ questions about photojournalism on the machine today from a "gifted program" kid. Who didn't leave a school name or phone number. #
  • Accepting that I must move the ethics lecture to earlier in the semester in the fall, for both the CS5 issue and subject choice problems. #

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-11

Something’s in the Air

And it is nasty. The pollen count this week approached the record, set back in 1983, when 5,733 particles per cubic meter were measured on Tuesday. One week earlier, the pollen count was 17. Seven. Teen.

I washed the cars Tuesday night and, by morning, they were coated in yellow again. Walking in to work early Wednesday morning there were clouds of dust coming up off the sidewalk. Yellow dust clouds.

A little rain cleared some of it out of our Georgia air, but I suspect we’re not done yet … no one in my house is breathing well, even the dog is wheezing a bit.

Easter Ghosts

Easter morning came early, and the small people were excited. Okay, one was excited, the other was all “tweeny-whatevery.” But the excited one was dancing around waiting to find his Easter basket.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II, EF 35 mm f/1.4 L USM, ISO 1250, 1/200, f/2.0