Calm before the storm.
There was a talent show tonight at the elementary school. This is a black and white view of the chairs before the parents invaded. The black and white made this picture much more dramatic than the setting really was, but I really do like the sinister dramatic effect or creates.
I haven’t played Clue in a really long time. We have the special retro version, but the kids have never really been interested in it.
Until now.
My younger daughter decided she wants to play it with us, so we set aside tonight as a game night. It was a little rocky getting it started, but once we remembered how, it all came back.
Now we just have to figure out how to beat my wife at this game, since she won both matches…
May the fourth be with you.
For some reason, we seem to have a crazy amount of lichen growing on the tree in front of the house this spring.
No idea why. I know exactly nothing about lichen other than how to spell it.
That’s all I really have to say about it.
Trying to get back on track with my daily photos, I once again embrace Macro Monday.
Today’s picture is the detail of the top of a Poland Springs water bottle. Why? I don’t know, seemed like a good subject at the time…
As always, taken with an iPhone with a Ztylus macro lens attachment.
Sushi for lunch last Thursday on a vacation day. Oh yeah.
Action shot from the middle school track meet yesterday. I cropped the photo so the runners would be more front and center, which means a smaller picture overall. Its the first real action shot over taken with the iPhone. It didn’t do to badly.
Just a picture of the local ice cream stand. Cause when you take a spring day off, you go get ice cream, of course.
I’ll get to all the books in my to-be-read pile someday, I swear.
Yeah, I missed yesterday. And I don’t have a picture to make up for it. Sorry about that. Sometimes sleep takes precedence.
Today the trees were in full bloom, at least some of them. It was also a rainy day, and chilly in the Northeast. Like, 40 degrees, early March chilly. Yet the blossoms hung in there, through the wind and the rain. They seemed to be crying out to have their picture taken. I was only too happy to oblige.
Scott Lyerly 