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New Products: Play with Me Neglected Guitar

I got this guitar when I was 15 years old. I had just started high school, and one of the courses I'd signed up for was Beginning Guitar. Of course, I had no guitar, so my neighbor, Tom, picked this one up for me at a flea market for $15.

It's covered in dust because I haven't played it in years. My playing slowed due to carpal tunnel syndrome, then pretty much died when I had to donate a string to a friend's guitar after I'd broken one of hers.

I'll probably never play it, again, other than to pluck a string now and then. But the guitar will always mean something to me because of how I came by it, and as a memory of Tom.

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Full Moon Velocity

The moon, tonight, after I'd taken Domino for a walk.

3x zoom, aquarium setting, and lots of desktop tweaking.

Gearing Up for Halloween

Labor Day is over! No more appreciation for you, workers! But that means Halloween is quickly approaching! And, as it turns out, it looks like I'll get to keep this site at TypePad, at least for the foreseeable future. Put me, Halloween, and a TypePad Pro account together, and there's a good chance that the Doodles section of this blog will start filling up!

In the meantime, I'm setting up new photo albums to house old art, designs, pictures, and cartoons. The Product Catalog is up and running--if sparsely filled--and you can even find a couple of Halloween designs, there.

(Note: "filling up" depends upon the availability of stuff to draw with. No guarantee of "filling up" is expressly or intuitively implied. The author of this blog post will be responsible for no damages incurred by said section's failure to "fill up".)

Carnival Ride

Colorful Honeysuckle Redux: Playing With Fotomoto

This is not a new photo, but I needed something to upload in order to test out Fotomoto on TypePad.

Fotomoto is a service which allows photographers to sell prints (and other stuff) directly through their blogs. No product creation, no time spent setting up shops, just an easy way to order prints from your images.

If this works, there should be links beneath this photo, allowing you to buy prints! Simple, easy, done!

And if it doesn't work, expect this post to be edited. A lot!

P.S.: Buy a print! No, really!

Fly in Fruit Punch

I really wanted to drink that fruit punch! But getting this shot was worth the sacrifice!