Tuesday, July 21, 2009

"I'm Ready For My Close-up."

Thought the bird might actually be a little more interesting to look at!

Trapping Last Season


What a thrill to hold a wild prairie falcon. Even for a few mintues. This was an adult, so I let him go just after the photo opp. I just came across this photo and it reminded me of why I love winter!
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Friday, July 17, 2009

Cool Tunes Accoustic

Cool Tunes Accoustic: "1. No Air duet with Chris Brown (Acoustic Version) - Jordin Sparks"

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Okay This is Just Cool!

More chalk drawings from Julian Beever. Scroll down slowly and stop at each new frame. Incredible!!!!!
Julian Beever is an English artist who's famous for his art on the pavement of England, France, Germany, USA, Australia and Belgium . Beever gives to his drawings an amazing 3D illusion.


People are actually avoiding walking in the "hole"


Which is the real guy & which beer is real?


The image below has been taken from a wrong angle:


Remember, both his feet in reality are flat on the pavement

Politicians Meeting Their End

World's Biggest Fly-Spray

This drawing of a Rescue was to be viewed using an inverting mirror

girl on a beach mat.


Make Poverty History drawing from the side(40 ft long)

Spiderman to the rescue


Batman and Robin to the rescue(SO COOL)

Monday, July 13, 2009

Splendid Irony


Jeffry Larson to Discuss Happiness During July 14 BYU Devotional
Headline and photo from today's BYU Homepage. Probably the greatest and happiest guy on the planet, but this photo caught him in the pre-smile stage and presents him as perhaps the last guy qualified to speak about happiness.

Shayne Clarke – Seat Broker

[Editors Note: We have a great new family that moved next store and attended church for the first time yesterday. I had an amusing thought, so wrote them the following letter and delivered it the middle of church. Good Friend Natalie, has suggested that I post more pithy things like this, so here it is.]

Shayne Clarke – Seat Broker


Welcome to the Ward.

Finding the right seating arrangement for your family can be challenging especially when you are new to a ward. Knowing who normally sits where and how many generations have occupied a particular bench can be tricky, and you should generally avoid fist fighting over a seat on your first day at church.

That’s where I come in. For a small fee (less that $495 a month) I will help you sit anywhere in the chapel you wish. I will bump someone out of a seat if the desired seat is filled.

I will also place you where you can be seen in the best light or perch you where you can see others the best. This is especially helpful if you wish to pass judgments on folks. (For another small fee I can also give you dirt on every member of the ward to jump-start your judgments.)

Please note: the Duffys sit on the second row. I placed them there for several reasons. First, John is aging rapidly and doesn’t see or hear well. Oh, he looks perfectly fine--runs triathlons and eats bran muffins--but it’s all show.

Second, Sheri sits there so she can flip the ears of the deacons if they don’t sing or if they snicker during the prayers.

The Duffys, are also more focused on the Celestial Pursuit than anyone in the ward, are closest to achieving it and frankly pay quite a bit more for their monthly seating fee. But as a service to you, being new and all, I can negotiate a rate which will put you on the second row, middle, no smoking, for around $895 per month.

Don’t worry; I will work it out with the Duffy’s so they remain friendly as neighbors even though you are sitting in their seats. They will be one row behind you so please don’t snicker during the prayer unless you want your ears flicked.

I can also give you information on the other quadrants in the chapel, quadrant presidents, and the advantages of each. For example, until you get a calling assigned, you may wish to sit in the right-hand quadrant where the Bishopric can see you marking your scriptures, looking pensive at each talk, and where your children sit quietly with their arms clear-duct taped and folded.

Again, welcome to the ward, we hope you enjoy yourselves and your seats for many years to come!

Sincerely,

Shayne Clarke

Seat Broker