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I’ve dug up some of my old favorites from years gone by. Due to their age, the quality is pretty poor.
Blue Tiles – A fountain in Helsingborg, Sweden. (August 1999)
Haggis! – A scary Scotsman we saw in Edinburgh. (August 2002)
24 Years of Hunger – This picture was taken while preparing for my twenty-fourth birthday party. (October 2002)
Whitby Harbour, UK
Fantastic.
Four year olds are pure id.
“Daddy, after I finish this dessert, I want another bowl filled to the top with nothing but [whipped] cream. Okay?”
Convinced my daughter to watch Star Wars with me by promising that it had a princess.
George Catlin, Prairie Meadows Burning, 1832
From the Smithsonian American Art Museum:
George Catlin painted ominous, swirling clouds of black smoke that loom out of the distance and drive the Indians before them. The artist was an eyewitness to such terrifying events, and described the fire’s “thunder rumbling as it goes.” But he also wrote that prairie fires made for “some of the most beautiful scenes that are to be witnessed in this country, and also some of the most sublime.”
