Papaya is easily one of my favorite fruits. The exotic look, taste and colors might have something to do with it...
I think she would be good at marketing: "Have I got a deal for you!" Also, gotta love the napkin crown, courtesy Graham Ardner's randomness at the breakfast table.
While walking by my little sis's room today, I noticed a rousing, even coltish game of spoons in progress which demanded a photo! :)
Tormentum: the meanest, toughest workout buddy ever.
P.S. "Tormentum" is Latin for "torture." :)
Today, my mom's new juicer finally came! We are all very excited about it, her being the most, especially because it is quite easy to clean (always a plus).
Many thanks to Johnson Park for flying our wonderful nation's beautiful flag in the harshest winter months.
Taken in my very own Liverpool, this beautiful sylvan bunch had a lot of personality that needed to be captured.
I went out walking this Saturday morning and came across this ethereal lamppost and was taken by it's awesomeness in a flash. Besides, snow adds magic to anything. :)
My close up shots have been interrupted with a natural disaster-of-sorts: a power line down as a result of a mammoth ice block falling from the roof. All this song and dance (rather trucks and wire) for one ice block!
*Notice the smaller blocks on the porch roof of my (blue) house. >:|
For those of you who can't read Arabic (I can't either :)), the title reads "ice drop"- an apropos title!
Today, while looking at my pants, I noticed
this lilliputian button on a pocket and
decided to give it it's big break on the
world wide web.
A little icicle just outside my
window. I liked the nice
contrast between the icicle and
the snow, despite the similar
color.
High school playtime = recreating molecular bonds with springs and wooden balls. Cheers and woots!
A valentine from my little sis.
Pacman Carrot and Co. appears courtesy of Mom's Salad, Inc.
:D
I love snow...when it's white; not this ugly brown crud heaped up all around Liverpool. This exemplifies the snow in February in CNY.
Keeping with the theme of fruits and veggies, here's a clementine that looked interesting.
The view out my window one morning after some brumal showers.
Though I used to detest this nutrient-rich green leafy vegetable, it is most certainly toothsome to me now! In fact, I find it quite delicious.
Someway somehow Googles has managed to get his furry visage in the annals of 2011, though he doesn't seem to enjoy the company Windsor provided.
I don't know a suitable comment for this one, besides "lol."
Two shots of the stairway after I primed it. (Or would it be "primered" it?) Anyhow, it doesn't look that incredible yet, but better most certainly!
This is our stairway area that we patched up, drywalled (what needed drywalling) and such, and here it is post mud and pre primer.
Many thanks to my good bro Nate Anderson for the gummy bears, er, gummy men. :)
All you need is a few slices of bread, marinara sauce, garlic, olive oil, oregano, basil and some mozzarella cheese and voila!
