185/365: Fourth of July

Fourth of July: sangria, BBQ ribs, and fireworks!

175/365: Warholian carboloading

In preparation for the Seattle Marathon three days hence…

173/365: Summer grill

Some hints of summer on a non-rainy day.

172/365: Vongole

142/365: Cheesehands

138/365: Fruit, fruit, shoot

137/365: Two pineapples

136/365: Neuronal

The Union Square greenmarket and my professional activities apparently merged in the form of radishes.

111/365: Life is a bowl of …

I mean, I like cherries and all, but you can do much more interesting things with grapes.

103/365: Remnants

Buried in the bokeh are several reasons why these remnants are still around the day after Easter.

102/365: Hidden

Wait, eggs don’t normally grow on trees?

83/365: Cakes on a plane!

One of the most enjoyable things about working on a university campus is the continual infusion of energy from the students. Like this display that I encountered when walking to lunch – many, many pieces of cake on paper plates around a mostly empty blanket. When I returned an hour later, few if any pieces of cake had been eaten. Was it political (let them eat cake)? A social experiment (how will people react?)? Karmic? Somebody just felt like baking (perhaps in a certain state the night before)? All of the above? I don’t know. But I was definitely amused.