Monthly Archives: September 2006

May peace be upon you.

Why do people like to dress up their dogs? I think that some people truly consider their dogs to be human and feel the need to clothe them. Others enjoy dressing up their dogs in the same way that children enjoy dressing up their dolls and action figures. I generally don’t like to dress up … Continue reading »

Though still a juvenile, the great white shark at Monterey Bay Aquarium exudes the presence of an apex predator. Nothing in the tank was running away from it, but they weren’t coming near it either. Right now it’s only 5 feet 8 inches, but I still would not want to fall into that tank…

This sign in front of Morro Rock (in California) makes me wonder, “Why do they want to keep us out?”.

A big post about my road trip with my little sister looms in the not-so-distant future, but in the meantime here’s a small taste of our journey: We were walking through Yellowstone on one fine afternoon, admiring geysers like the one pictured above. Little did we imagine that one of our group would be taken … Continue reading »

This entry marks the beginning of a series on a road trip that I took with my little sister and her boyfriend a few months ago: The rabbits have been out in great numbers everywhere. They don’t seem to need much to proliferate. I’ve seen them in the grass, chaparral, and riparian habitats. Young bunnies … Continue reading »

Mopar sponsored an event that made for a strange gathering of people who either came to see their favorite NASCAR driver try and their hand at drifting, or to see some of the best drifters from Japan’s D-1 circuit. I tried taking pictures of the event, but my lens was way too slow and I … Continue reading »