…because I have a new snowblower.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…
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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Judgement Day.
I was finally selected as a juror for a case – this after being called up several times in the past dozen years or so. This time I get to see more of the legal system than just the juror’s standby room (which is tantamount to serving time). I took time during lunch to snap a few shots with my iPhone.
Starting out (in Color)
My nephew, Jared, and his new wife, Jill, look for the exit during their wedding last year. I used Apple’s Aperture 3 to turn the photo into B&W, and then paint the color in where it counted most.
Phun with Photoshop
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It’s not always black & white.
….meaning, I’m not sure which photos might look cool in black & white. This one of Barrington Cove maybe? Does this do anything for anybody? Crickets.
Pondering the Land Beyond
Martin and Dad try to get their bearings a few weeks ago during a visit to the Watch Hill Light House in Westerly.
An Old Gas Station in Barrington
This is an old gas station in Barrington. That’s pretty much it. Enjoy.
This little light of mine…
That’s Christy’s little buddy, Emme, in goal during second half action in the first indoor game of the season. It’s almost impossible to get good shots through the protective glass, but on this occasion I was able to find a hole in the netting above the glass. Anyhow, Emme is new to the team, but she’s one tenacious player, so it won’t be long before she makes a name for herself. Besides, it appears that she has God on her side. ; -)
There’s always next year (but this year was still awesome).
There’s always next year for a state championship, but it was this year that Eric impressed his coaches with a very good rookie season. The team took it on the nose last weekend with a 0-27 loss to Edgewood, which ended the season for the East Providence Junior Townies (JPRed). But Eric showed promise all season long, with decent kickoff returns, tackles, a reception, and a 45-yard touch down run during a game in Connecticut. My favorite play has to be the tackle he made on the first play of his very first football game. The photo of that play is somewhere “further down” in this blog, and it’s a moment that I will remember – and cherish – until the end of my days. The photo below is of Eric (#22) blocking would-be tacklers in this final game played in Cranston. It was fitting that it was this stadium where he made that first tackle, and it was here that he wrapped up the 2012 season some eight weeks later.
Long Days and Nights 