I overheard it the day before the election.
“That Obama scares me.”
I tried to believe that his fear was of the changes that are going to occur as a result of this election.
I really would like to believe that.
But I know better.
It was fear of something different, of someone different.
“HE isn’t like us.” “HE looks [...]
With all of the market turmoil of recent days, I thought I’d share some images of a more enjoyable market:
Farmers’ Market
September 20, 2008
Madison, Wisconsin
September 13, 2008 was a rainy Saturday, but we decided to brave the weather and go to the farmer’s market that is held on the streets and sidewalks bordering the Wisconsin State Capitol grounds in downtown Madison. The crowds were not as large as normal and there was only one street musician, but it [...]
August 2008 was an interesting blogging month for me. I’ve gotten out of my comfort zone a bit and have had a number of interesting comments.
I don’t get a lot of commenters, but I do have some regulars. A few new folks dropped by in August and were gracious enough to leave some comments, many [...]
Continue reading about Shout Out for August comments…, and then some!
Indiana Harbor Belt RR, switch engine in yard near Calumet park stockyards, Calumet City (near Chicago), Ill.
Jan. 1943; photographer: Jack Delano; Library of Congress: Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Collection; Original digital image at Library of Congress
Karen and our oldest daughter went for a hike at the Bona Dea Trails near Russellville Saturday while I stayed home to do some work on the shop. We had heard that there was an alligator in the wildlife refuge that the trails wind through. Karen was always looking, hoping to see it everytime she [...]
Twelve and one-half inches
More than we normally get in several years combined
March 4, 2008 at 8.25am CST
Camera: Pentax K10D
Exposure: 0.011 sec (1/90)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 100
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