Patti Niehoff

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February 04, 11:36 AM

Snow chairs. Yes, the snow here in Boulder really is this deep.


Filed under: photographs Tagged: Boulder, Boulder Colorado, Boulder County Colorado, Colorado, snow
February 03, 02:22 PM

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February 03, 02:08 PM

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January 27, 04:17 PM
New coffee-house to attend:

Ozo which is where I am now

Where to go to tonight:

Leo Kottke concert, which is sold out

What to read:

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy What can I say? I was brought up on Rafael Sabatini and James Bond.


Filed under: Ephemera Tagged: Coffeehouse, George Smiley, James Bond, Leo Kottke, Rafael Sabatini, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

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February 04, 01:14 PM

Snow on a chair makes another chair


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January 11, 01:30 PM

enough snow in the air
can hide a mountain


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December 31, 11:36 AM

Image via Wikipedia

watching the trees
the wind sensed but not felt


Filed under: poems Tagged: haiku, Literature, poetry, Wind
December 30, 10:41 AM

night over with a bit of orange on the cloud


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December 06, 08:43 AM

Wind
angry that it has been left here


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November 26, 11:03 PM

Taking the dogs out at midnight —
rain on my feet


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November 07, 10:36 PM

pale slant of light in the morning and you know
you’ve seen it before and it’s November


Filed under: poems Tagged: haiku, November, poem
November 05, 01:50 PM

waking up
too early
for the fog


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November 02, 03:43 PM

October snow —
even the geese are surprised


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September 21, 02:04 PM

September
afternoon rain
drops slow as snow flakes


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Susie Lens, Blanko Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic

In the event of a nationwide snowstorm that makes the entire country unreachable for an extended period of time (may also be caused by an emergency hockey game), my out-of-country contacts are Dmitri and Mitanka Dimov, whom I selected because they live in Estonia, which, according to a recent Yahoo! News article, is the safest place to live in the world for avoiding natural disasters.
Men have become tools of their tools.

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Henry David Thoreau

Morning work

Hornbecker Lens, Ina’s 1935 Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic

I think that God, in creating man, somewhat overestimated his ability.
Oscar Wilde

drew:

If you’re offended by harsh language, read this anyways. If you need harsh language to pay attention to something, read this anyways.

Basically, my dear friend Lori, was stopped during a TSA scan on Friday and was made to go through a very invasive screening. Read the story here:

Pumpkins

Watts Lens, BlacKeys SuperGrain Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic

Floppy music DUO - Imperial march (by sh4dowww90)

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amphitrit:

Listen to her. Think before you assume.

theimpossiblecool:

The Polished Man: A few tips to make your life a bit more gentlemanly.

Presented by Aramis

In June of 2007, we all got together at Rob [Thomas]‘s house in the Hollywood Hills and shot the first episode of Party Down. Because they were paying for it themselves, the pilot was shot on a shoestring budget. Between shots we all hung out in Rob’s bedroom getting to know each other and laughing a lot. I’ve found that doing something for fun and almost for free (we each got $100 for the day) can bring out the best in people. Plus, there’s nothing like undressing in front of folks you just met to inspire humility and togetherness.
Jane Lynch from her new memoir. (via hardlyart)

Just to be clear here, Gafni was sleeping with two women, both of whom were in a power differential to Gafni - one was a private student.

Hostas and ivy

Lucifer VI Lens, Pistil Film, No Flash, Taken with Hipstamatic

doctorwho-doctorinsano:

fuckyeah-nerdery:

helensguidetothegalaxy:

intothedangerzone:

SCIENCE!

SCIENCE! FUCK YEAH!

Science? SCIENCE!

All I can think when I see this is Doctor Insano

Excellent!

Sometimes, however, this sense of isolation, like acid spilling out of a bottle, can unconsciously eat away at a person’s heart and dissolve it.
Haruki Murakami (What I Talk About When I Talk About Running)

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