Friday, May 15, 2009
Free time in Tatitlek
Alaska Geographic sent me to Tatitlek, Alaska in Prince William Sound last week and this is a lil' slide show that a student and I put together. These kids are true Alaskans. There are no leaves on the trees yet but they are jumping into the ocean.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Fairview Bike Scavenger Hunt
So, last night some friends and I had the opportunity to crash a Bike Scavenger Hunt. This really cool girl named Victoria gave us a list of things we needed to track down in Fairview. There were about five or six teams and we all had two hours to photograph as many items on the list as we could. Here are some highlights of what we found!
Crappy car

Remnants of a good time

Ribs, beer and chips.
Crappy car

Remnants of a good time

Ribs, beer and chips.
Remnants of a good time, part two 
Condom and cigarettes.
COMBOVER, he does have one.
And his name is Harry. And it was his birthday.
Sunset over Fairview, part one
Sunset over Fairview, part two
Shadow Puppets, "tit camel"
Evidently, Victoria is going to hold one of these every month this summer in different neighborhoods in Anchorage. Keep an eye out for fliers around town!
Friday, May 8, 2009
Definition of the week: The early bird catches the worm
Phrases.org
The early bird catches the worm:
The early bird catches the worm:
Meaning
Success comes to those who prepare well and put in effort.
Origin
This is first recorded in John Ray's A collection of English proverbs 1670, 1678:
"The early bird catcheth the worm."
Clearly, the title of the work indicates that this was considered proverbial even in the 17th century.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
The Bob Cummings Show (A little story)

The other day I went to Walmart with my mom. Yes, I did. We were walking down the center aisle of the store a little old lady tapped me on the shoulder. She was standing next to a rack of 50 cent DVDs and was making her case to anyone who would listen.
The DVD she had her eye on was a three-episode disc of The Bob Cummings Show, an American sitcom produced in the 50s, about a studly photographer/Air Force reserve officer.
The lady was 80 and in pretty decent shape for her age. She could run! She showed us. Anyway, she said there was something about the smiles on our faces that made her think we might actually listen.
"Give it to an old person you know!" She said. "It will make them so happy. I love this kind of stuff. And you know they aren't making any money off it. It's just that no one knows what it is."
So, I picked up a couple copies and she gave me and my mom a hug.
"It means so much to me that you stopped and talked to me," she said. "I've been a widow 20 years and you stopped and talked to me!"
BOB JUDGES A BEAUTY PAGEANT
Definition of the week: Footloose and Fancy Free
Answers.com definition
FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY FREE: Having no attachments, especially romantic ones, and free to do as one pleases. For example, when I was in my twenties, footloose and fancy-free, I would travel at the drop of a hat. Both of these words have long been used separately; their pairing dates only from the 1900s.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
My first fabric!
I finally posted a fabric to Spoonflower. A while ago, I posted blog about this beta site where you can upload your own designs and get fabric printed. You can choose to let other people get prints of your fabric as well. I ordered a yard of this stuff, we'll see how it goes!
MY FIRST FABRIC
MY FIRST FABRIC
Monday, April 13, 2009
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