- I don’t like to hold other people’s babies
- I love coffee… black coffee
- I love looking at and shooting black & white photography
- I ate my buggars when I was a kid
- I like listening to a baseball game on the radio
- I think about my sister Caryl every day since she died in June, 1986
- Watching someone eat with their mouth open disgusts me
- I hate guns
- I like pasta, pork, chicken, pastries, chocolate, seafood, ribs, eggs & bacon, grilled sandwiches, white rice, Italian food in general, popcorn... but HATE casseroles and cooked vegetables (except corn)
- I love celtic music, celtic dance and celtic history
- My favorite stuffed animal growing up was my panda, oddly named “Pandy”
- I’m shy and introverted
- I’m a thinker, dreamer and starter, but I have trouble finishing
- I want to write a book called “Everything I Need To Know I Learned From Gardening”
- My favorite singer of all time is Frank Sinatra (Yes, I cried the day he died)
- I can get caught up in details sometimes
- I’m not a Republican, I’m not a Democrat… I’m a Repubocrat or Demoblican
- My favorite radio station is 720 WGN
- Music (need I say more?)
- I want to travel all over Italy & Ireland
- I’m scared of the dark
- I love to eat out
- I can waste time very easily
- I don’t like high, open small places
- I want to learn to sail & own a sailboat
Friday, February 13, 2009
My 25
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Monday, February 09, 2009
Birthday Re-Celebration
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Sunday, February 08, 2009
Everyone Say "Cheese"
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Frog Thaw
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Friday, February 06, 2009
100th Day of School
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Healthy Lunch
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Thursday, February 05, 2009
The Forgotten Souls Cemetery
On Monday, January 26th I was sitting down to read the Sunday Pantagraph. I seldom ever read our “paper” newspaper anymore because I receive most of my news online, by radio or by TV. I was quickly flying through the paper when an article grabbed my attention… it was about a “poor farm” that use to be located a few miles south of Bloomington. After reading the article I immediately began researching more about this “poor farm” by internet and by contacting the McLean County Museum of History. With their assistance I was able to learn a few more specifics, but more than anything I wanted to know more about and how to get to the cemetery. All that remains of the “poor farm” is the cemetery, the superintendent’s house (now the residence for the family farming the land) and a water tower built (I think) mid-1900’s.
After waiting a couple of hours, I finally received a call from the county and I was granted permission to enter the cemetery for the purpose of shooting photographs. So off I drove on the back roads south of Bloomington... I parked at the county’s animal shelter and hiked a ¼-mile across a cornfield towards a large area of weeds. The closer I got I started to see the cement markers jutting out of the snow...
About 25-feet out from the edge of the cemetery I just stood and stared… I felt a tremendous amount of sadness overcome me. Here lies the forgotten souls…
Monday, February 02, 2009
Windmill... Again
Still playing with the windmill pictures from my drive around the "wind
farm" east of Bloomington the other day.
Sunday, February 01, 2009
Geico Commercial
Andrew turned to Laurie and with a straight face said, " I don't like that commercial because it insults cavemen."
Gotta love the thought process of an overly sensitive 8-year old boy.
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Da Bears!!!
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