A day off

I have decided to skip today and provide an image I created monday on the way home from seeing Neil Gaiman.

I feel I need to limit how much I force myself to maintain this project to avoid producing poor quality work for the sake of producing an image every day.


(plus, it's late, and I just want to go to bed) :)



"If the universe is bigger and stranger than I can imagine, it's best to meet it with an empty bladder." -John Scalzi

Not my favorite one thus far...

Alright. I got this shot last night and I'm not entirely happy with it...but, here it is.


"We must use time as a tool, not as a crutch." -John F. Kennedy

A brief reminder

Hello, I just thought I'd post a link to the post that explains what I'm attempting to do with this blog. That way in case anyone is just discovering it, they have a bit of the background info.

In the beginning, there was an idea!

Another fun day.

Years ago I started working on assembling a model kit. I chose to paint many of the white parts black for a bit of customization....needless to say, it was never finished. The parts are still hanging where I put them to dry...



"Assert your right to make a few mistakes. If people can't accept your imperfections, that's their fault." -Dr. David M. Burns

A slight change of order.

I decided to find a quote first and then see if I could find a photo to best fit it. Let me know if this works...



"Asking a working writer what he thinks about critics is like asking a lamppost how it feels about dogs." Christopher Hampton

An evening with Neil

I chose to do today's photo at the local library's Authors! Authors! talk featuring Neil Gaiman. It was an entertaining hour and a half where he read the first chapter of his book The Graveyard Book.

"What power would Hell have if those imprisoned there were not able to dream of Heaven?" -Neil Gaiman

Nearly finished

The last day of faire is over. Tomorrow, we pack up and go home for the last time from the site of the Michigan Ren Faire.

Today, the boyfriend of one of the ladies who worked for me sent her a rose. But the person delivering, couldn't remember the name of the person who was to get the rose. So she just gave all three of the ladies in the shop roses.

This is one of the roses in question.




"An idealist is one who, on noticing that a rose smells better than a cabbage, concludes that it will also make better soup." -H. L. Mencken