terabient

Visited a cedar swamp with my sister this week. Not too much in the way of wildlife but we did see this chipmunk being very chipmunk-like near the trail.

I have a brutal headache atm.

I got it because i had to ride the T too fucking long to get to/from the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.

I would regale you with the thrilling tale of adventure my sister and I had today, but that would require us to have experienced a thrilling tale of adventure. Instead, we had a pleasant day of getting lost in the museum and taking pictures and eating yaki soba before enduring the hell of Boston's public transportation system.

also, Boston Bruins fans are the worst people in the world. The worst.

Here is a picture of a cool sculpture from the MFA. I am posting it because I can and also maybe it will make this entry less boring??? My head hurts too much to cobble together a more coherent, interesting post.



there is symbolism here, CAN YOU FIND IT?

(pretending all art is like Where's Waldo? is fun!)

the same as last year's, only different.



( Babies and cake under the cut )

full set at flickr
blurry camera vid of piglets being piglets :]

one thing i've noticed while organizing 2-year old photos is that i took pictures of stuff that, in retrospect, is not as interesting as it seemed when i first saw it.

then again, considering my subject of choice is a) rotting headstones or b) abandoned machinery/buildings, most of what i photograph is of questionable interest to begin with. heh.

anyway! i was meaning to post more stuff from when i was actively visiting old cemeteries, but i lost interest. so instead, here's a picture of my sister's dog Momo, when she was still a puppy. i do this because everyone loves puppies, right?

( LOTS of photos )

i think this is one of my weaker sets. :/

this time: a cemetery! ooohhh.



( MOAR )