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Monthly Archives: January 2004

Low Sun

A photo

February Calendar

For kicks, I put together a Beans for Breakfast calendar for next month. This is a normal paper calendar with all the usual holidays pre-marked, but it’s decorated with a photo from Beans for Breakfast instead of a picture of a cat with a ball of string or a Drabble comic. Print it out, pin it to your refrigerator, and try to write in the inconveniently small squares.

Eavesdropping Overheard

Over by the window a man describes the history of every dish on the menu to the woman across the table from him. While she’s not quite enraptured, she does seem mildly impressed.
We’re seated next to the fish tank. The fish — big Koi goldfish — are nipping at every available surface in [...]

The Fallen Man

I called 911. “I’m at Pike Place Market - First and Pike. Someone has collapsed in the middle of the street.”
The dispatcher pressed me for details that I didn’t have. “It looks like we’ve already got someone on the way. Thanks.” I hung up and got back to eating my [...]

Dad

It’s a big round birthday today for my dad. I looked around a bit and found this picture of him from a few years back.

Fotolog Meetup

Until hands are steadier than tables or we become less flash-shy, beers and salt shakers will dwarf fotologgers in meetup photos. . .

Hello, Sorry

This was posted using a Handspring Treo 270 PDA and Eudora Web. I think there are a couple of input-y ticks between Eudora and this hardware, but the display is cleaner than the default browser’s.
It took at least ten minutes to type this out, but I was eating lunch at the same time.

Crisis of Truths

There are more true facts now then there have been at any other time in our history.

Snow Day

Today was a full-on Snow Day and here are the photos. A pack of sledders requisitioned a length of Denny Way that had been closed down. It looks like Mike Whybark and I might have unknowingly crossed paths. Tom Harpel also has photos from the neighborhood.

Disclaimer

A pair of photos