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2018/10/01 |
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Another attempt to photograph dinner |
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Glass & Stone, Light & Dark |
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2018/10/02 |
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Extreme white squirrels, Brevard edition |
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2018/10/03 |
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Extreme government secret alien guitars, Brevard edition |
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2018/10/04 |
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Extreme lawn ornaments part II, Brevard edition |
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2018/10/05 |
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Extreme metal chickens, Fletcher edition |
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2018/10/06 |
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Extreme Rusty Waterfalls, Lake Toxaway edition |
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Have scissors, will shear |
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2018/10/07 |
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Extreme benches, Brevard edition |
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Gah! I'm repeating myself! |
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2018/10/08 |
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Extreme swings, Brevard edition |
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2018/10/09 |
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Extreme wait times, Brevard edition |
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2018/10/10 |
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Extreme TARDIS, Brevard edition |
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“It has a slight kick to it” |
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Guess who's blowing past us? |
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2018/10/11 |
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Extreme phones, Brevard edition |
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I've got to start thinking about what to write for the upcoming NaNoGenMo |
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2018/10/13 |
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There and back again |
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Extreme general interest reading, Brevard edition |
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2018/10/14 |
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Tumbling through code, part III |
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2018/10/28 |
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A blog post about blogging—how meta |
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2018/10/29 |
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Some notes about the music of Brevard |
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2018/10/30 |
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Notes on an overheard conversation about a shocking situation |
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2018/10/31 |
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“This one and then that and this and then still another, and on up and around, three pumpkins here, seven pumpkins still higher, a dozen clustered beyond, a hundred, five hundred, a thousand pumpkins lit their candles …” |
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“I got five pieces of candy!” “I got a chocolate bar!” “I got a quarter!” “I got a keyboard.” |
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How about this for a headline? “Miami Herald: Records suggest that Ron DeSantis paid campaign workers to spam cell phones with political ads to avoid Federal Communications Commission regulations over automated text messaging” |
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