The Butterfly Effect
I wonder what the ultimate result will be from the wingbeat of this swallowtail who, before it gently fluttered away, amazingly let me get my camera all up in its probiscus as it rested near our garage this morning:
I wonder what the ultimate result will be from the wingbeat of this swallowtail who, before it gently fluttered away, amazingly let me get my camera all up in its probiscus as it rested near our garage this morning:
When you last saw our beloved 1954/55 O’Keefe & Merritt Model 535-2 With Grillevator and Hi-Vue oven periscope, she was enjoying a new oven safety valve and functionality to all her burners, but was short a couple cosmetic elements in the form of the frames around the Grillevator vent and periscope window and that left …
Ninety-Nine minutes with the bees and a blossom this morning, condensed down to about 400 seconds.
Made a small but crucial leap off the 230s today. Stepped on the scale this morning and after what was only nine days but was starting to seem like forever fluctuating between 232 and 230, the scale showed that I’d fallen to 228. For those playing at home [crickets chirping] that totals to 8 pounds …
A little over a year ago my friend Stephen Roullier introduced me to Blue Star Restaurant, a retroasis in the middle of a scrap metal wasteland south and east of downtown, and since then I’ve gone to no place more times for Saturday morning/early afternoon eats, in large part because the grillmaster there rustles up …
Sorry for the redundancy. I blame Ranger. Who snores, by the way.
This was the sunflower whose main bloom that the renegade squirrels took left me shaking fists at the rascally rogues. But one of the beautiful aspects of sunflowers is when they lose their heads, often times they’ll just shrug off the setback and make more. In this case, this subsequent flower pictured is one of …