Driving around a few hours before the Superbowl, I saw this tooling down the road. The cooler must’ve been filled with beer, but I can’t see where the nachos are being kept.

The dogs and I were out walking, and then this happened. Who thought this was a good idea? Don’t actually let the dog out, but just tease it with an open door leading to nowhere but certain death.

One day, that little dog is gonna get some payback.

We’re putting our home of six years on the market today. The Sony has a panorama feature, but it’s fairly low-res.

Sky looked ominously pretty, so I stopped at a housing development to take a few shots. This big sign was in the way, but I went with it. It was either that or walk 10 feet.

This morning, I noticed that a spider had taken up residence on my car’s mobile antenna. I’m not using the car phone any more, but I suspect the drive into work may have forced it to move on regardless.

Only ten more hours of this stuff. Alyssa’s cake might make it to three layers.

The gutters need a little work in the back, and the snow seems to slowly melt off the roof even when the temperature dips into the 20′s.

From the course, 10 minutes before the first race. This one is a full 360 degrees.

Half an hour before, it was just a little leak. Then… instant waterpark!

We were catching up on our television, when the phone rang. Sure, it was a toy phone, but since the kids were sleeping, it was still odd. After a quick scan of the room, we discovered the source of the ringing: Lou was using the toy phone as a pillow. The impromptu headrest made a few more cries for help, but the cat never stirred.

A small park in our neighborhood is next to a stream that’s somehow managed to survive among the landscaping and development. The bank was slippery, unpredictable and a little dangerous. Extra points for finding the corner I had to clone to get the framing right.

It was a good day for a birthday. 180 degrees was just about right.