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Saturday, August 17

For the first time ever, I went to Amazon and clicked on my 'gold box'. Who do they think they're gold boxing anyway? The first choice was a set of Farberware cook pots when I've been a Calphalon owner for years. The middle choices were equally inappropriate but the finale was the worst - the Animal Planet Radio Control Wooly Mammoth. I guess it was a total last ditch effort to entice me. Do they realize I'm over 50? On the other hand, perhaps I should take it as a compliment.

posted by Judy at 9:40 PM|link

I spent the last few days in Nantucket and at various points, I read further along in my friend Felice's book, 'Envisioning Science'. Even though I'm not planning to do any scientific photography, I've found lots of things that inspired me to think a little more and try to do a little more with my photography. Here's one of the results. It's up to you to figure out exactly what and where it is.

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Monday, August 12

I spent the day in Orange and when I got back to pick Peter up, we decided to take advantage of the beautiful end of the day light for a walk around the Common. As we came up the stairs to where Joy Street runs into Beacon, I noticed the red light reflecting to make one bunch of leaves bright red as well. A perfect flaneuring moment.

posted by Judy at 8:54 PM|link