These glass blocks in a neighbors yard caught my eye on the way home from work.
Monday, July 30, 2007
July 28th, 2007 - Saturday
Thursday, July 26, 2007
July 26th, 2007 - Thursday
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
July 23rd, 2007 - Monday
Monday, July 23, 2007
Saturday, July 21, 2007
July 21st, 2007 - Saturday
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Monday, July 16, 2007
Sunday, July 15, 2007
July 14th, 2007 - Saturday
Tonight we went to watch the Florida Marlins play the Washington Nationals.
Other than the sweltering heat, it was a pretty good time. I'm not a huge Marlins fan since they beat the Cleveland Indians in the World Series in 1997, but I still love going to games and I had never been to Dolphin Stadium. Nothing beats a baseball game in the summer with a hotdog, bag of peanuts and ice cold beer.
Why is it that hotdogs taste better at baseball games? Maybe it's the beer.
Other than the sweltering heat, it was a pretty good time. I'm not a huge Marlins fan since they beat the Cleveland Indians in the World Series in 1997, but I still love going to games and I had never been to Dolphin Stadium. Nothing beats a baseball game in the summer with a hotdog, bag of peanuts and ice cold beer.
Why is it that hotdogs taste better at baseball games? Maybe it's the beer.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
July 11th, 2007 - Wednesday
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
July 10th, 2007 - Tuesday
As I sat watching the All-Star Game tonight on TV being played at AT&T Park in San Francisco, I began feeling a bit nostalgic for the vacation we took there a year ago this month. It is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities I have ever been to. If I had a ton of money (and a job) I would move there in a heartbeat. I'd need the ton of money since unfortunately it's one of the few cities that's even more expensive to live in than Miami.
Here are some pictures from our evening at the ballgame last year when we were there.
Here are some pictures from our evening at the ballgame last year when we were there.
Monday, July 9, 2007
July 9th, 2007 - Monday
Finally, the second to last installation date on the Burger King Hall of Fame came and went today without a hitch.
After eight long months of conceptualization, researching, illustrating and designing coat of arms, interviewing BK Founders, writing biographies, photographing franchisees and The King, round after round of revisions, laying out schematics, picking out drapes, paint, frames, woods, finishes, lighting, and carpets, choosing and laying out product shots, hiring and firing vendors, relaying out schematics, problem solving after making wrong decisions, crying, complaining, whining and much, much more I am ALMOST done with this project.
And it doesn't even look half bad.
Only two more oil paintings, coat of arms and plaques to install after approval and I will be done. :)
Until they induct a new franchisee next year. :(
After eight long months of conceptualization, researching, illustrating and designing coat of arms, interviewing BK Founders, writing biographies, photographing franchisees and The King, round after round of revisions, laying out schematics, picking out drapes, paint, frames, woods, finishes, lighting, and carpets, choosing and laying out product shots, hiring and firing vendors, relaying out schematics, problem solving after making wrong decisions, crying, complaining, whining and much, much more I am ALMOST done with this project.
And it doesn't even look half bad.
Only two more oil paintings, coat of arms and plaques to install after approval and I will be done. :)
Until they induct a new franchisee next year. :(
Sunday, July 8, 2007
July 8th, 2007 - Sunday
Today we spent the afternoon in Shark Valley.
Shark Valley is an area in the northern region of the Florida Everglades where you can rent bikes and ride a 15 mile loop down a bikepath, hike throughout various trails or take a tram tour. Today we decided to bike. Normally, the place is crawling with gators and other various wildlife. But since it has been raining so much lately, the animals have spread out and we only saw a few little gators, turtles and different birds and fish along the path.
Oh, and bugs. Many, many HUGE swampy bugs. They enjoyed landing on the front of my sunglasses and making me scream like a little girl as I almost crashed my bike...more than once.
All was well until we headed headed back from the observation deck and got caught in a sudden thunderstorm. Nothing like sitting on a old, rickety, rolling lightning rod through the FLAT everglades in the middle of a lightning storm to get you cycling as fast as you can. Especially when you are the tallest thing around for MILES and lightning and thunder are all you can see or hear through a thick blanket of rain.
Ahhh, good times.
Here are a few more pictures from our afternoon in the Everglades...before I had to save the camera from the rain. In the photos taken from the observation deck, you can see what looks like fog rolling in. It's not fog though, it's rain. A lot of it. Coming right at us.
Shark Valley is an area in the northern region of the Florida Everglades where you can rent bikes and ride a 15 mile loop down a bikepath, hike throughout various trails or take a tram tour. Today we decided to bike. Normally, the place is crawling with gators and other various wildlife. But since it has been raining so much lately, the animals have spread out and we only saw a few little gators, turtles and different birds and fish along the path.
Oh, and bugs. Many, many HUGE swampy bugs. They enjoyed landing on the front of my sunglasses and making me scream like a little girl as I almost crashed my bike...more than once.
All was well until we headed headed back from the observation deck and got caught in a sudden thunderstorm. Nothing like sitting on a old, rickety, rolling lightning rod through the FLAT everglades in the middle of a lightning storm to get you cycling as fast as you can. Especially when you are the tallest thing around for MILES and lightning and thunder are all you can see or hear through a thick blanket of rain.
Ahhh, good times.
Here are a few more pictures from our afternoon in the Everglades...before I had to save the camera from the rain. In the photos taken from the observation deck, you can see what looks like fog rolling in. It's not fog though, it's rain. A lot of it. Coming right at us.
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