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Signs of Summers Past by M. Jacobs
Around our summer cottage there are still a lot of old cottage signs. But sadly they are being replaced by laser cut things without the charm of these.
I want this kind of thing to be here forever to remind us of the carefree casual summers of our youth.
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A young boxer prepares for a match in San Antonio. Image copyright ©Darren Abate. All rights reserved.
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Kayaking on the San Antonio River, near the Lone Star Brewery. Image copyright ©Darren Abate. All rights reserved.
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Armed Forces Boxing. ©Darren Abate/San Antonio Express-News
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©Darren Abate/SA Express-News
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The Former Musicians™
Years ago, before I decided I wanted to play with cameras for a living, I thought I was going to play one of these things for a living. I was a sax player for a long time before one day, as a college freshman, I picked up a camera and spent the day cutting class and making photos of campus. I was hooked.
Even though I haven’t picked up a horn in a long time, I still miss playing. I think about it often, even though I no longer have a sax (that works anyway). I also think about posting a craigslist ad looking for other used-to-be’s with whom I would form a horribly out-of-practice horn line. We would play ska and funk, and we would call ourselves… The Former Musicians™
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Vending Machine Friend
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I’m skeptical.
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STFU, Conservatives: A Letter to Scott Walker from a Wisconsin Teacher →
This letter was sent by a teacher from Endeavor, WI to Governor Walker. I forward it not only because it is a really good read, but also because it provides some data/talking points that may be helpful to you as you have conversations with…
(via stfuconservatives)
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At least you can go ahead and skip your court date.
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Robot vacation pictures
wistful and sad
camping deep in the woods
sitting quietly beside a stream
head cocked, a little bird’s song
fucking killing shit with lasers
silence
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Self portrait/dusty Impala, while on photo assignment for NBC Universal/SyFy shooting production stills for “Fact or Faked” in Victoria, Texas.
