1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

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I was only teasing, it just seems you spend so much time doing this. I guess I'm just jealous. I live from check to check also but maybe if I gave up some things like food and rent, I could do this too. I know I couldn't present them like you do though, you ARE the tops!! Thank you!!
Ephemera: Counting the Years
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ohmygod - I'm left with a lump in my throat. This is amazing! It must be nice to be independantly wealthy to be able to travel and photograph these places! I'm completely jealous!! Looking forward to the gallery. I don't recall you mentioning when these were taken, was this a recent trip? Thank you again, Sir Motts for inspiring and brightening my day!
Ephemera: Counting the Years
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"I am a HAL 9000 computer. . ."
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Brand New = very expensive, state of the art, high tech. Two days later = obsolete, no value, too heavy to move, can't sell. It's the same with just about everything, cars, computers, furnishings, office / industrial equipment. That is, until it gets REALLY old, then it's a valuable antique!
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Sir - you should take one of those small dictating tape recorders with you when you go on photographic trips. That way you can "talk" your notes for writing down later on in the future. And who knows, you may even capture a few EVP's! I took one to a cemetery I was photographing and later on when I played it there were some odd sounds that I couldn't explain.
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If this is for rehab and training then why on earth is the car pointing perpendicular to the yellow line on the street? Shouldn't the car be going in the same direction, whether driving or parked? I would think this may confuse some people (it's confusing ME HAHA!!)
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I would love to flick the "on" switch!!
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Reminds me of a room I was in when I broke my arm many years ago. You can almost smell that "hospital smell"!
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Do you usually dress up for work?
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Yes, thank you. My daily visits here paid off with a new gallery today!
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Nice TV chair
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whatever it is, it's GROSS
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I'd love to have a set of those sheets
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Being the computer person I am I get saddened when I see old computers lying around. I want to take them home, boot them up and see what's what.
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Anchovy Pizza!