This image is strange. I mean it no offense by calling it so. I also am strange. But then strangeness depends on one's point of view I guess. I once had a point of view. I cherished it deeply. Then one day my point of view poked me in the eye. We parted ways after that. I have not heard from it for some time. Rumor has it that my point of view migrated to Rio De Janeiro and learned Portuguese. I have no way of verifying that fact. If you happen to encounter my point of view someday, please let it know that I wish it well in its new life.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Friday, November 16, 2007
I Sing (Poorly)
A friend challenged me to sing the British national anthem, "God Save The Queen". Foolishly, I accepted the challenge. Apologies to music lovers around the world, and to all my British friends.
Saturday, November 03, 2007
Bill's Fly
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Scenes From The Mall
I spend a lot of time at a place called Uptown Bill's Small Mall. Uptown Bill's is a place that helps people with disabilities. It helps them start and run their own businesses and it gives them a safe place to just "be". We even let "normal" people come in - as long as they buy something! ;-)
These are some of the people who hang out at the Mall with me. Apologies to long time viewers of my blog for the repetition.
Here is Dr. Tom Walz, former Dean and current Professor Emeritus of the University of Iowa School of Social Work. He is the founder of the Mall. Our lives would be very much poorer without him. All of us love him very much. He loves himself very much as well.
This is Miss Dorothy. She keeps Dr. Tom in line. At least she tries too. Here she is holding up her keys. I know it is difficult to "see" the keys. Dorothy uses her key chain to store all the dozens of "momentos" and toys that she has collected over the years. Trust me, there are keys in there somewhere.
These are some of the people who hang out at the Mall with me. Apologies to long time viewers of my blog for the repetition.
Here is Dr. Tom Walz, former Dean and current Professor Emeritus of the University of Iowa School of Social Work. He is the founder of the Mall. Our lives would be very much poorer without him. All of us love him very much. He loves himself very much as well.
This is Miss Dorothy. She keeps Dr. Tom in line. At least she tries too. Here she is holding up her keys. I know it is difficult to "see" the keys. Dorothy uses her key chain to store all the dozens of "momentos" and toys that she has collected over the years. Trust me, there are keys in there somewhere.
Close up of Dorothy's key chain.
This is Lynn Borders. She opens the Mall and runs it Monday through Friday from 7 - 10 a.m. She often plays a brain-teaser game. She says it helps her keep her mind agile and quick. Perhaps I should play the brain-teaser game. But then what would I do if my mind were agile and quick? The shock might be too much for my system.
This is Lynn Borders. She opens the Mall and runs it Monday through Friday from 7 - 10 a.m. She often plays a brain-teaser game. She says it helps her keep her mind agile and quick. Perhaps I should play the brain-teaser game. But then what would I do if my mind were agile and quick? The shock might be too much for my system.
Boppin' Bob
Here's my friend Bob. He works at the Mall many times throughout the week. He is kind, friendly, and has a great sense of humor. He's a good role model. I have a pretty good sense of humor but I am not always good at the kind and friendly part. Oh well. I will have to make up the gap with my good looks and great singing voice.
Here's my friend Bob. He works at the Mall many times throughout the week. He is kind, friendly, and has a great sense of humor. He's a good role model. I have a pretty good sense of humor but I am not always good at the kind and friendly part. Oh well. I will have to make up the gap with my good looks and great singing voice.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Dave's Chair
Chair At Dave's Restaurant
This is the seat of a chair outside of Dave's Restaurant at the corner of Linn St. and Iowa Avenue in Iowa City, Iowa, Zip Code 52333, United States of America, Planet Earth, Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy. It waits patiently for the bottom of a person interested in eating Ethiopian cuisine. It is very clean.
This is the seat of a chair outside of Dave's Restaurant at the corner of Linn St. and Iowa Avenue in Iowa City, Iowa, Zip Code 52333, United States of America, Planet Earth, Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy. It waits patiently for the bottom of a person interested in eating Ethiopian cuisine. It is very clean.
Thursday, July 05, 2007
Blue Brains
Saturday, June 23, 2007
A Jarring Picture
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Coffee Lid
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Secret of Love
Larry burst into flames when he found the secret of true love. This phenomena has happened to me many times. You would think that my skin would be very tan from all the fires rather than pasty white. Luckily I remembered to wear suntan lotion. I recommend something with a SPF rating of 20-30, depending on the intensity of the romance.
Iowa City Street
Parthenids
Pieces of Starbucks
Tuesday, June 05, 2007
Monday, May 14, 2007
High Society
Friday, May 11, 2007
Bored
Monday, April 30, 2007
Man In Plaza
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
On The Nature of Cats
This picture is about the nature of cats. The caption reads:
Soon the cats will come,
On their tiny little feet.
They will lick their bottoms.
It will not be pleasant.
On their tiny little feet.
They will lick their bottoms.
It will not be pleasant.
At the top are three cats. The last one is saying, "Why am I always the last one?" The first one, on the peak of the line, is saying, "Meow."
Why these cats are saying these things I do not know. They did not ask for advice. They did not even ask for permission to speak. I think they are rude little beasties. Don't you?
My friend, Scott Parker has suggested an alternative version of the poem that I like much better:
Soon the cats will come,
On their tiny little feet.
They will lick their bottoms.
For tasty little treats.
Unfortunately, the cats have hidden the picture. I cannot change it. Pesky cats!
On their tiny little feet.
They will lick their bottoms.
For tasty little treats.
Unfortunately, the cats have hidden the picture. I cannot change it. Pesky cats!
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Unfinished
Monday, March 26, 2007
Domo Arigato Japan
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Explosion
Friday, January 26, 2007
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