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?listen to the audio on ? Taking a break from her hectic schedule, Nyssa decided to spend the weekend at her family’s suburban home, just a short drive from her current residence near Frankfurt. She decided to take a nostalgic journey, driving over to Rumpenheim Castle, a historic gem that once hosted European nobility. Originally… Continue reading UNCONVENTIONAL ALLIANCES – Nyssa’s hometown reunion
Artist and designer David McLeod hails originally from Australia and has lived in New York City since 2012. He has over 18 years of experience in Computer Graphics (CG) with a degree in Graphic Design and New Media. He has been commissioned to create commercial art by major corporations for their branding, digital advertising and […]
May 22, 2024. Pine cones phjotographed through the window of the breezeway between the Riverside Hospital and the Professional Building. Andrea was in for a regular check-up. Otherwise, it was a fairly ordinary day on the job doing the newsletter and ...
May 21, 2024. It looked like a pretty good storm was rolling in but it faded quickly and just dumped some rain and that was it. Worked at the office today, so it wasn't very productive. https://flic.kr/p/2pSDUr4
May 20, 2024. Went for a 50 km bike ride today mostly through Larose Forest. It was a very hot day and the ride was roughly have gravel and half pavement. I rode on the touring bike with a bit of a load and felt pretty worn out by the end. https://fli...
May 19, 2024. This is Parcours Louis-Joseph Papineau on the Quiebec side, where we went for a hike today. I was late getting started, then we tried the trail entrance on highway 317, which no longer exists, then we finally picked it up where it crosse...
May 17, 2024. I took a quick snap of the apple tree on the way into the office this morning. Started the day with a quick couple of meetings which went quite well, then focused on newsletter stuff (I have a talk coming up next week so I wanted to make...
May 15, 2024. Downy woodpecker on the feeder in the back yard. Not the greatest photo because I took it out the window with my phone. Worked from home today but it was too rainy to go biking. https://flic.kr/p/2pS6un1
May 16, 2024. This is a typical scene along the Prescott-Russell trail. I put in a full day of work and then at 4 took off for a good three hours along the trail. Best ride of the year! It was warm (finally!) and mostly sunny, hardly any wind, and I'v...
May 14, 2024. This is not a sink. That said, it's not clear what it is. It's located in the Thai Express near where I work and where I had lunch today, on the counter where we empty our garbage and stack our trays. It serves no purpose other than to n...
May 13, 2024. Sparrow on the pavement, posing for a photo. I was in the office today, having an off day as a result of an argument yesterday. I worked on my newsletter and the CList project a bit. https://flic.kr/p/2pS6n5k
?listen to the audio on ? Sachsenhäuser Berg, in the mid-90s, buzzed with life atop the grounds of Henninger Bräu. The air was electric with the pulse of a massive party, and the stage was ablaze with D-Flame, passionately rapping about another day. The crowd undulated as one entity, their hands rising in synchronized waves… Continue reading CITY CADENCE – Chapter 1- SKYLINE, ROOFTOP – Views
May 12, 2024. We went to the Ottawa Tulip Festival today, taking a roundabout route that took us to the west of Dow's Lake and encountering this huge apple tree. https://flic.kr/p/2pRZjLj
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May 11, 2024. New arrival in the back yard this year, the white-crowned sparrow (zonotrichia leucophrys). As you can see, they stand out as they graze for seeds on the ground. Today was the make-up day for a couple aftyernoons spent cycling this week,...
May 10, 2024. More apple blossoms, these near the place where I had lunch by the Costco. Another office day today; I was able to work on a neat idea I've been puttering with, a convergent discussion list. I'm doing it all in Javascript, which is a cha...
For today’s Daily Create, the prompt was to “remix your world” using an image. I had a photo of an empty basement, where my band used to practice, and when I did a little tinkering in LunaPic, the room became a turntable (by accident). And of course, a turntable requires some scratching. Peace (and sound), […]
May 9, 2024. We have one tree outside our office building that flowers every year and I think is an apple tree. Anyhow, here are the blossoms. Generally unproductive today because I'm working in the office but I did finish revising my literature revie...
May 8, 2024. This morning dove is perched at the top of the gazebo in our back yard. The weather has turned and it was rainy and cool today, a good day to work indoors all day, starting in early morning with an Agora session with my European partners,...
May 7, 2024. Repairs underway at one of Casselman's main intersections, right near the highway, spotted as I headed out on my afternoon bike ride. I traded some free time on a Tuesday afternoon for work time on a rainy Saturday. https://flic.kr/p/2pRs...
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Here are four poems from today and yesterday. The one above is from the Daily Haiku prompts off Mastodon, where today’s prompt was “moth.” This second is inspired by a poem shared by Terry, along with some explanations and possibilities and the concept of a “silence map” took hold in my mind. A third poem […]