Have you had a day where nothing comes to you? I wasted an entire day, but I will work extra hard tomorrow. Or maybe enough to get done what needs to be with maybe some time to do other things.
I am trying to pull multiple things together from anywhere, a couple days ago to next January through December. Hmm... Fun!
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Hmmm...
Saturday, July 08, 2006
Some pictures and comparisons
Here are a few pictures, the first from Japan and the rest from Wyoming.
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This is a view from one of the temples we visited in Kyoto. A little bit hazy.
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Mountains in Wyoming, the Snowies in June. Can see very far with only a little haze, it should be clearer except that our wonderful neighbor states are smogging up the air, but the wind carries it away quickly.
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A Bitterroot flower about the size of a thumb nail. Larger subspecies of this plant was an important food source for a few American Indian Tribes. This would be a very small root indeed.
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Snow still in the trees off of the park (a large treeless area) in June. Sally, my parents' new golden retreiver loves to play in the snow.
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Marsh marigolds.
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Natural sculpture in the Medicin Bow Forest.
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Tenegui (sp?) the bottom one from a long training weekend here in Laramie. The top one from Takarazuka Kendo-jo.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0056.jpg)
This is a view from one of the temples we visited in Kyoto. A little bit hazy.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0059.jpg)
Mountains in Wyoming, the Snowies in June. Can see very far with only a little haze, it should be clearer except that our wonderful neighbor states are smogging up the air, but the wind carries it away quickly.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0063.0.jpg)
A Bitterroot flower about the size of a thumb nail. Larger subspecies of this plant was an important food source for a few American Indian Tribes. This would be a very small root indeed.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0064.jpg)
Snow still in the trees off of the park (a large treeless area) in June. Sally, my parents' new golden retreiver loves to play in the snow.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0066.jpg)
Marsh marigolds.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0067.jpg)
Natural sculpture in the Medicin Bow Forest.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/7036/2527/320/100_0068.jpg)
Tenegui (sp?) the bottom one from a long training weekend here in Laramie. The top one from Takarazuka Kendo-jo.
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