My Grandfather owned a Keuffel & Esser Co. Slide Rule 4092-3. There is a patent date of December 22, 1908 on it. It seems pretty old. I wish we had talked about it when he was alive. I bet there were some interesting stories involved…
Some times the program’s automatically generated taunts just happen to fit the bill.
It’s cool that a big wildflower area is right next to the parking garage at work!
I like the Domain’s multi-colored sign. Too bad for all the power lines around it…
I think its included in the documents you sign when you move to Texas. You must take a picture in a Bluebonnet field…
This sign looks much different in the bright light of the day…
Snow in Round Rock from Mark Hamzy on Vimeo.
The cat was caught white bearded playing around in the top of a dusty cabinet. And now it looks like its owner…
Since I was driving out to Houston for Lone Star, I decided to head out to New Orleans for a vacation. Nick and Stephanie were in Lafayette, Louisiana at the time, so I stopped and ate lunch with them at Julien’s Famous Cajun Style Poboys Store No 1. Unfortunately, the store closed early for the holidays. So we all headed over to Olde Tyme Grocery.
I arrived at the Sheraton on Canal Street later during the day. Unfortunately, it was Christmas Eve and many restaurants were closed. But, I stumbled upon the Gumbo Shop. The line was down the street at 6:30! But I lucked out when they were asking for two people or less and everyone else was in a group with more than that.
The hotel was situated on the edge of the French Quarter and close to the river. And the view from the window was not so bad.
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It looks like, with the construction work going on to expand 1460, that a group of people took the time to clean up what once was a desolate cemetery.