what about the plastic animals?

Joe Was Here

The normal thirty-five minute commute home turned into a three-and-a-half hour endurance test this evening.  At least the view as the bus drove down to the Lincoln Tunnel was nice.  The picture above was not part of the view.

Two from Elbowtoe

Something to think about.

Our Thoughts Are Orange

I have no thoughts this evening.  Why not watch Bo Diddley perform "Hey, Bo Diddley" and "Bo Diddley" instead?  It will be the best five minutes and twenty-six seconds of your day.

Fish and Bear

Let's reach into the grab bag and pull out a completely random photo from my San Francisco trip.  I'm attending a wedding in Iowa this weekend.  I'll be back online Monday or Tuesday.

Old School Style in East Harlem

Off of 3rd Ave in the 120s.

Tradition

On my way up to Vermont a couple of weeks ago I stopped to stretch my legs at the parking area overlooking Livingston Manor.  After reading the informative sign, I noticed the names scratched into the sign post.

Lebanon, Kansas: Cowboy Stencil Capital of the Universe

The old gas station on Highway 281 in Lebanon was covered in western-themed stencils (with a few K-State Wildcats thrown in for good measure).

What Julius Should Have Asked

Happy Ides of March!

The War in Iraq is a Sad Failure

On the BQE pedestrian/bike overpass, going into Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Reade St., lower Manhattan

Further evidence that New York City is not George W. country.

What is more depressing, two-thirds of Americans thinking creationism should be taught alongside evolution in schools, one in five think the sun revolves around the earth?

Does This Mean I Don't Love You?

East 2nd St., East Village

Dwight St., Red Hook, Brooklyn

It was a bit humid yesterday, but otherwise a great day for a bike ride.  I rode to Red Hook and back, cheating a bit by taking the uptown train from 14th St. to 116th.  Along the way I saw lots of interesting art and ate many delicious baked goods.