Friday, January 18, 2008
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Fun at Ikea
Over the winter break, I had the chance to go down to Dallas to catch two small art exhibits: Chihuly and Rex Ray. Both were amazing. I even got to explore a fabulous high-end modern furniture store that had a few more of Rex Ray's collages on display. Then we went to Ikea.
All that and what do I have pictures of? Fun stuffed animals at Ikea!!!


All that and what do I have pictures of? Fun stuffed animals at Ikea!!!


Monday, December 17, 2007
Virga
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Oh, how I love electricity!
The power finally came back on this morning, just 12 hours shy of a whole week without electricity. I can go a whole week without tv just fine, but candlelight isn't quite enough light for reading, or for sewing, or any other creative work I like to do. It's maddening! You can play dominoes, but not cards, not really. So I'm ecstatic to finally have POWER again! Not to mention that we were frickin' freezing.
A side view of the sad sycamore. This shot really shows all of the broken branches--pretty much all of the large branches not curving upward are broken, including that big one halfway up on the right side. :-(
How to survive a week without power: flashlights, bottled water, sheets tacked over the windows and doors, every blanket in the house piled on the couch for sleeping, and every candle in the house clustered in front of a mirror for light.
A side view of the sad sycamore. This shot really shows all of the broken branches--pretty much all of the large branches not curving upward are broken, including that big one halfway up on the right side. :-(
How to survive a week without power: flashlights, bottled water, sheets tacked over the windows and doors, every blanket in the house piled on the couch for sleeping, and every candle in the house clustered in front of a mirror for light.Thursday, December 13, 2007
Broken
This is the damage to my sycamore tree from the ice storm that hit Oklahoma on December 8-9. My power went out around 11 pm on December 9, and it's still out. The ice on the trees was pretty until the limbs starting breaking. I haven't been able to bring myself to take pictures for fun because I love trees and it's just so depressing to see almost every single tree in town nearly destroyed. There are a lot of trees in Norman--or were. We'll see how many survive.
These pictures were taken at about 8 a.m. on December 13 just as the morning fog began to thicken, which explains the bad lighting.



These pictures were taken at about 8 a.m. on December 13 just as the morning fog began to thicken, which explains the bad lighting.



Friday, December 7, 2007
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