Photo by J.

Grumpy Mushroom showing us his fang.

I have been persuing my photo-a-day project for two years today.

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November 29, 2006
November 29, 2007

Everyone cooked, everyone came, everyone had a great time (I think!).

He is running the left side of this photograph and I am running the right.

Let the cooking begin! We are hosting our first Thanksgiving and J has ambitious plans.

"I am zo bored wit zee peekture taking..."

Knitting a few very pretty things for Christmas presents...it keeps my hands busy while I watch TV.

Can I pretty please lick that butter off your plate?

Still bowling every Thursday night...at least we're getting out of the house.

Fergus went to the big-time eye doctor today and the doc things all will be fine for our little herpes-face.

To tree or not to tree?

Lovely sunset today. Couldn't decide if I like this or the next one better...so you get both.

Went to Seattle's oldest cemetery today for a shooting trip. I need to make a trip in better light / worse weather.

Tonight I felt like standing in the back yard taking some photographs of the night sky, the stars, the moon, the moving clouds.

He is a very beautiful kitty.

Crazy day today. Nothing went right from start to finish except for a few brief hours that I read Of Mice and Men in a sunny spot in the yard. Snapped this from the car while at a stop light.

Something about this scene just caught my eye and looked like a photo-of-the-day.

Further confirmation that Fergus wouldn't want to do what a cat is supposed to do to a bird once they catch it. He enthusiastically hunts the real ones from behind our front window but this "bird" flew too close and paid a terrible price...

Spent a day going around stocking up on our bulk food supplies. This is a great little hidden gem of a store that probably isn't frequented by very many "regular people" like me and Mr. Grumblehog. We are the only people we know who are buying bread flour in 50 lb. bags and storing it in a giant rubbermaid bin. We also stocked up on 00 pizza flour, arborio rice, cocoa powder, pastry flour, and lots of other goodies to get us through the winter!

Tonight was the first night of our new bowling team - Bowlasaurus Rex. Seattle has a group that puts on low key "intramural" sports for grown adults that involve being terrible at sports and drinking lots of beer. It is the world's least serious bowling league. Our team is Mr. and Mrs. Dragonfire, The SKBK Times, the Peters, and two friends we just met. We lost by a landslide but at least I know I will have something to photograph for the next 6 Thursdays.

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There's a lot going on here. The more you look, the more you see.

J was cooking when a little sliver of light hit him just right...