The remaining chunk of the sign read along the bottom: “[WARNING: UNAUTHORIZ]ED REMOVAL, DAMAGING OR DEFACING THIS SIGN IS A VIOLATION [OF THE COU]NTY CODE AND PUNISHABLE BY A FINE OF UP TO $1000.”

I’m sure the county worker who shredded it will be brought to justice.

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

I was riding home on the Blue line and noticed the door indicators couldn’t agree. It happened for several stops.

He was loud, he was proud, but heavy is the head that wears the crown.

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.

I wanted a sharp night shot, and leaning against a post wasn’t doing the trick. There was no other place for the gorillapod than that distinctive tile floor. The sky still came out poorly, but this is far more interesting than I had planned.

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

Mark Twain said “you’ll be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the things you did”.

On the top deck of a parking garage. See? I can do pretty.

I almost didn’t photograph this car. There were more visually interesting tags on the train, but as it began rolling, I felt the need to document my confusion with this particular collection. I saw the ADM logo, the stars of David, the bizarre title, the positive affirmations,  the crossed out “classic” tag…. Even now, still seems hard to really understand how many hands were at work here — which are standalone signatures, and which are commentaries on the others.