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The Dessert Fairy

This entire week has been an atrocity. Busy everytime I turn around, the time I’m taking to write this right now is borrowed from a lab that I got time off from (it’s also my lunch time). That said, I was unlocking my bike yesterday to race to a workout and couldn’t help but notice a Rice Crispies bar lodged between my front reflector and tire. My first reaction to the foreign substance on my bike was anger - it was an inconvenience to kick the dang thing off. A moment or two later, though, I looked at the bar on the ground (it had a bite out of it) and the humor sunk in. I mean … there’s a Rice Crispies bar wedged into my bike. That’s funny. Try to make an argument against the humor there. I could just imagine some guy (I’m assuming it was a guy … do you know girls who litter desserts?) walking up to my bike and taking the time to carefully set the bar in there so it fit just so. As Daniel Bogan would say, “People can be so damn strange sometimes.”

Also … something is propping me up right now. It’s not the grinding through the work or the success at forgetting about forthcoming accpetance/rejection letters from dental school; it’s not meditation in its many forms, or more sleep. I think it’s that I’ve started praying more.

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All Hallows

All Hallows - This is about so much more than Halloween. You can always count on The Morning News for wonderful writing.

Larry Lorenzoni Quote

Birthdays are good for you. Statistics show that the people who have the most live the longest.

— Larry Lorenzoni

Retro Furniture

Retro Furniture

Night Store

Night Store

Too Much Homework

Too Much Homework

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Hungry

Hungry

Making Sense

Making Sense

Finally, a picture that captures what I saw and the way I felt when I took it. It’s only taken about 16 months of shooting to get one; I really like the way this turned out.

Hopefully, there are more where this one came from.

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Dragonfly Wafer Sticks

Dragonfly Wafer Sticks

Razor blade numbers

Razor blade numbers - The number of blades on a razor versus year can be modelled by a hyperbolic curve. If however, we model with “what is known as a power law, then the 14-bladed razor should arrive in 2100.”

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