Monthly Archives: December 2006

Ten Best Days

Working on this ATM. More later on.

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Year’s End

by Ted Kooser Now the seasons are closing their fileson each of us, the heavy drawersfull of certificates rolling backinto the tree trunks, a few old papersflocking away. Someone we lovedhas fallen from our thoughts,making a little, glittering splashlike a bicycle pushed by a breeze.Otherwise, not much has happened;we fell in love again, findingthat one

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Apple Pie and Fancy Gadgetry

Liz decided to try her hand at apple pie tonight, and made use of a few gifts that she’s gotten during the process. I took some video of the apple-peeler and the whipped cream maker in action. Does this look familiar? If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.

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Updates!

It’s been a lot of travelling and time away from the computer the past two weeks. Sorry it’s been a little spotty around here, but most all of my holiday photos should now be up and posted. Try starting here if you haven’t seen any of them yet.

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Lazy Days (continued)

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Lazy Days

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Bright Lights, Small City

On leaving for Chicago, I stopped to take a few pictures of this area that always caught my eye, on the way out of Frankfort. Liz was kind enough to indulge me while I walked around in the cold, snapping away.

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Christmas in Frankfort

Today I packed up all my stuff and switched homes; leaving Indianapolis, I made my way over to Frankfort to hang out with Liz’s family for a day or two. Didn’t take too many photos (I still feel a little shy about photographing people, especially since many may not yet know that I keep a

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Ritual

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Jasmine, Early Christmas

Jasmine, Stacey and Shane are heading to see Shane’s family tomorrow, so we decided to have Jasmine open some of her presents a little early this year. Fun time, hanging out and just watching her reaction to each gift. Jasmine, who apparently doesn’t need to learn how to unwrap gifts. This Elmo bean bag game

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