lemming

The signs suggest a precision carpet bombing on Oldie's ISP.

http://news.distractify.com/fun/animals-fun/the-21-most-ridiculously-scrumptious-animal-burritos-ever/?v=1

Shouldn't he at least be wearing some other clothes with the shirts?

My high school chemistry/physics/computer programming/photography teacher wore nothing but Hawaiian shirts (and similarly loud prints).

I had some fun doing painting with light on an old sword of some kind I found at my in-laws house. I also used burning steel wool for the first time, so that was extra fun.

First day was the absolute worst. Wet to dry wound dressings are a real pain!
 
Awesome Gamer Girl turns out to be very good at this sort of thing, and she changed the would dressing for me. In spite of her talents, it was still... excruciating. But I gritted my teeth, toughed it out, and she did an excellent job. Felt a lot better afterwards.
 
We repeated the procedure again this morning. I was scared witless, after yesterday, but the wound is healing up very well thanks to her, so replacing the dressing hardly hurt at all. I think the worst is over. I'm still feeling kinda weak, but what do I expect?

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Busy skies over LAX
 
Civil War Re-envisioned

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Yikes Xavier.  But usually, those things should come out if they're acting like jerks.
 
Now I'm thinking the cyst in my back is itching...

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Tried getting a photo of mars tonight.  Definitely need a bigger lens than 1300.

 
But at the same time, did an alright photo of the moon.  Looking forward to the eclipse next week.

 

Ouch. You need a doc who understands RSI's. You might also need a different input device for your computer. Check out some ergonomic alternatives. Logitech and Kensington make some trackballs with halfway decent ergonomics. (Although Logitech's best one is discontinued. Clot-heads probably found out how much I liked it.... mumblegrumbletheyallhatemelifesuxblahblahblah)

Cancer's post about the mug reminded me that I have a "Have a relatively non-threatening stress free day" Coffee mug.  Bright yellow with a non-smily face.
Pretty sure I got it from a job that I left in '94.  Surprised it's still alive, though so are a couple others from that era including my LA Cororner mug.

Very Cool E84.  I needed to see that last night.

Godel, Escher, Bach spent quite some time on the Epimenides paradox.

More art !
 
http://www.deviantart.com/messages/#/art/Dead-Man-Talkin-440555780?_sid=389211e8
And the comedy zombie.
http://www.deviantart.com/messages/#/art/JEWEL-WASP-441650802?_sid=54880fef
The jewels are very subtle.
http://www.deviantart.com/messages/#/art/Ren-The-Space-Weasel-442006398?_sid=75cbde00
I am really pleased with this one. You have some real personality in it.

I am reminded of a story of the math professor who was interrupted during a lecture by a student who shouted, "Why do we have to know this crap?"
 
He responded, "Because calculus saves lives."
 
"How does calculus save lives?"
 
"By keeping some people out of medical school."

Awesome!

http://www.messynessychic.com/2014/03/13/himalayan-art-beware-dog-signs-saving-subculture/