Seed falls in the wind
The first winter solstice, full lunar eclipse - in 375 years!
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Creation's Wonders
Seed falls in the wind
The first winter solstice, full lunar eclipse - in 375 years!
Caterpillars and Moths
What a beautiful variety of caterpillars I've seen squirming around San Antonio College...
Now, apparently, this is the North American Puss Caterpillar, one of the most poisonous on the continent, that turns into this:
Now, apparently, this is the North American Puss Caterpillar, one of the most poisonous on the continent, that turns into this:
From the Family
Some moments with family in 2010:
Dad gearing up to battle the yard, haha.
Sink repair!
Mike and Lisa after running the Rock and Roll Marathon.
Waffles in the morning.
My mom and tia Nancy visit St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Seguin, where they grew up.
Cousin Roger, Eagle Scout and Austin's Westlake High School '11 graduate.
Foster's tongue sticks out.
Dad gearing up to battle the yard, haha.
Sink repair!
Mike and Lisa after running the Rock and Roll Marathon.
Waffles in the morning.
My mom and tia Nancy visit St. Andrews Episcopal Church in Seguin, where they grew up.
Cousin Roger, Eagle Scout and Austin's Westlake High School '11 graduate.
Foster's tongue sticks out.
Farmers Market Finds
While sifting through photos taken last year, I found these beauts from a visit to the Pearl farmers market...
Oyster mushrooms.
Mini bell peppers.
Oyster mushrooms.
Mini bell peppers.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
"It's Possible"
While taking a slow exposure during the 24th Martin Luther King Jr. March, two friends walked into the frame and hugged...
Tamala Price hugs longtime friend John Keno Monday at Badger Street and Martin Luther King Drive during the march. Price said she abused crack cocaine for 16 years on that corner, where she lived in a vacant home there until being evicted ten years ago. "The people look at me like they saw a ghost," she said, describing how she "finally broke down and prayed to God one night" and recovered after spending only three months in a rehabilitation center, became a nurse and eventually built her own home. "It's possible," she said. "It really is possible."
Tamala Price hugs longtime friend John Keno Monday at Badger Street and Martin Luther King Drive during the march. Price said she abused crack cocaine for 16 years on that corner, where she lived in a vacant home there until being evicted ten years ago. "The people look at me like they saw a ghost," she said, describing how she "finally broke down and prayed to God one night" and recovered after spending only three months in a rehabilitation center, became a nurse and eventually built her own home. "It's possible," she said. "It really is possible."
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