Hoodie
A view of Mt. Hood from the Chart House restaurant in Portland, OR.
The air wasn't crystal clear but the view was still breathtaking, majestic, and beautiful.
Some of my favorite photos. Mostly babies, puppies, and, nature, but sometimes you'll find a little bit more.
A view of Mt. Hood from the Chart House restaurant in Portland, OR.
The air wasn't crystal clear but the view was still breathtaking, majestic, and beautiful.
While on a recent trip to Portland, OR, my eye caught this berry. I thought by some miracle, it had survived the unusual snowfall and enterprising animals but upon closer examination, I found it to be fake. You can see some manufacturing details in the large view.
I was bummed but on second thought, something like this would probably only survive if it were highly radioactive. :)
The first part of the winter offered little snow but some enterprising (young?) person wasn't to be deterred. Scraping up enough snow and debris to make a snowperson, the finishing touches included sticks for arms and a planter for the hat. I'm not sure if it was intended to be a cyclops, but I like the look. Kind of a Stygian Witch without ownership of the eye. :) The full figure is nice.
I could almost hear the plea, "I was born this way - love me as I am."
I always liked this portrait of Julie in her santa hat. She wore it at Christmas as a replacement for the head scarves she typically wore. The chemotherapy had made most of her hair fall out.
On Saturday, January 13, 2007, we lost my sister-in-law, Julie. Despite her assertions to the contrary, I witnessed a brave battle against cancer that included chemotherapy, acupuncture, lifestyle changes, and a hardened mental fortitude. She was a wonderful part of my life and will be missed.
Rest in peace, Julie.