Sushi Tonight
Photographed from my fabulous iPhone.
Photographed from my fabulous iPhone.
It's amazing what you see in the display window of some shops during a morning walk. I spotted this one (no pun intended) from across the street and had to have a close up look to be sure it was real. I am not sure of the meaning of the display but it turned out to be an interesting photographic subject.
I visited Woody at the clinic on the way home from work. He has been back in the vet's care since Tuesday afternoon when some severe bleeding returned. I was pleasantly surprised to see how responsive he was to me. He was having a little snooze when I arrived but quickly awoke. Yesterday he was still sleepy and seemed upset to be back in the clinic but today he wanted to be scratched and petted. He especially likes to be scratched around the collar, which must be itchy. He is now on his third day of steroids and he is reacting well to them. Unlikely he'll be able to compete in professional sports in the future but we're just anxious to have him home soon. Everything points towards his return on the weekend. Man, this has been an emotional roller coster ride for the past three weeks. Sorry for the short and poor quality of this video but you get the idea...
I am starting to see more of these charging stations at parking lots around Tokyo. Now all we need is some electric cars.
Sent from my fabulous iPhone.
During my morning walk today, I came to the realization that I don't set out to find images to photograph. They find me.
I attended to cat nurse duties upon arrival home this evening. Once Woody was fed and found his sleeping place, I had a moment to capture the skyline as the sun headed west and the lights in our neighborhood came on. Cooler weather expected tomorrow.
I think we are all generally in agreement that Valentine's Day is really a commercial product, even though the day originated as a pagan festival and the romance angle started in the High Middle Ages. Valentine's Day is the second most popular time for sending greeting cards, after Christmas Day. But I really feel that Valentine's Day is really not a very romantic occasion.
This is an interesting add-on feature for Gmail. It requires you to solve a math equation before you can send an email. I am sure we have all sent an email that we wish we could get back. As a rule, when I write 'difficult' emails, I save them as a draft and review them again in a couple of hours or the next day. I think I have deleted more than I ended up sending.
If you are looking for this feature (and many more), go to Settings and click on the Labs section.