Month: November 2009
Carved by the rain
Found these while out for a coffee this afternoon:
I spy an answer…
to the game of ‘I spy’: a train! Did you guess the answer, dear readers?
I spy a portrait
Since none of you, dear readers, have correctly guessed what I’m describing in the ongoing game of I Spy, today’s portrait is a clue in the game as well:
Clue number two
Just for you: Round two of I spy… any guesses, dear readers, at what I’m describing?
Branding Cymru
Earlier today, I came across a post from the Institute of Welsh Affairs blog by Rhys David (as linked by Quixotic Quisling) that discussed Wales‘ image or ‘brand perception’ among world travelers. The post outlines the 2007 survey conducted by Simon Anholt and others, as well as the findings of this year’s survey in which …
I spy…
with my little eye: What am I describing, dear readers??
Cutting room floor
Here’s a sample of recent work from the cutting room floor so to speak… What are YOU working on these days, dear readers?
Other world
I’m pretty sure there’s a miniature alien settlement in my yard… I could be wrong, though… it could just be a colony of really artful insects, right…?
Passing by
Saw this in my travels today, while enjoying a brief break from work for the day…
Heal the Sick
Earlier this weekend, a reader sent me this photo they snapped on a recent trip to London: They were amused by the odd mission statements or promises of the institution, and thought I might agree that perhaps their aim to “Raise the Dead” was at best inspiring, if a bit creepy.