My most interesting photo in flickr.
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Friday, June 23, 2006
color index cards 2.5 x 3
my Levenger index card Bleacher hack. I've been thinking about getting the Levenger's product for GTD. Here's a link to see how jasonalanmoore.wordpress.com has incorporated the system.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Mike Rohde's Custom Moleskine Planner on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Mike Rohde's Custom Moleskine Planner on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
I'm inspired by your post too Mike Rohde, I use a pencil because i make mistakes as i mark off the days. I use a red pen to mark off the holidays.
I did not get my hands on the 2006 pocket planner so i'm making one to keep track of personal events of the year so far and the next half year of 2006. then i thought why not go back to 2005 and make a similar book to remember the wonderful events of my life 05'.
I'm inspired by your post too Mike Rohde, I use a pencil because i make mistakes as i mark off the days. I use a red pen to mark off the holidays.
I did not get my hands on the 2006 pocket planner so i'm making one to keep track of personal events of the year so far and the next half year of 2006. then i thought why not go back to 2005 and make a similar book to remember the wonderful events of my life 05'.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Friday, June 16, 2006
Monday, June 12, 2006
Friday, June 09, 2006
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Monday, May 22, 2006
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Friday, April 28, 2006
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Monday, January 16, 2006
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
Thursday, December 08, 2005
Monday, December 05, 2005
Friday, December 02, 2005
Boss Overstuffed Leather High-Back Executive Chair, Black at Office Depot.
christmas present from cindy
ast night we got a 7.5" Kodiak Christmas tree from HomeDepot. It has 500 lights.
The huge box couldn't fit into my small Acura Integra
It's raining. We tore open the box and took out three sections of the trees and stuff them into the back seat of the car. I folded down the back seat rest so as not to scratch the leather. It was comical. We were worse then the Griswalds.
ast night we got a 7.5" Kodiak Christmas tree from HomeDepot. It has 500 lights.
The huge box couldn't fit into my small Acura Integra
It's raining. We tore open the box and took out three sections of the trees and stuff them into the back seat of the car. I folded down the back seat rest so as not to scratch the leather. It was comical. We were worse then the Griswalds.
Thursday, November 03, 2005
Monday, October 24, 2005
Sunday, October 09, 2005
Friday, October 07, 2005
Saturday, October 01, 2005
hi fi
My Adventures in Hi Fi Fi:
Date: 2005-10-01, 9:07AM PDT
I've got a nice pair of 2 way classic Advent legacy speakers that need a new home. Nothing wrong with them I've just got too many speakers. The cabinets feature a 10" long throw woofer (just re-foamed and good for another 20+ yrs.) and a 1" tweeter and they sound great. All of the drivers work as they should. The cabinets are black vinyl with a solid pecan wood top. There are a few scratches on the sides and the grills have a few small rub holes up against the grill frame but like I said they sound great and are a great value. Call Joe
well I did and ended up with a BeoVox which is currently blaring out Dave Mathews...
Have you ever heard of Clips horn speaker?? I had the opportunity yesterday. It is a piece of furniture. The cross section is a work of cabinetry.
I answer Joe's Craig's list and drove out to the country to see the Advent Legacy. Joe's house is full of speakers and other junk. His wife puts up with it and he makes decent money from his hobby restoring old speakers that he finds at garage sales. Joe knows his product and has a discerning eye and instinct for the valuable rare collector's items. His wife tells me he has netted profits beyond what he pays for. The speakers had fetched a grand on EBay.
His wife desperately wants him to get rid of his junks. Joe is a musician, a drummer to be exact. He has several pairs of drum kits. One set has a very low serial number.
He took me to another room and left me there to peruse over a cabinet while he look for a pair of BeoVox. I accidentally knocked over a cardboard box full of white socks and other dirty laundries.
I should have brought a camera with me. Joe is very convincing and a good sales man. He doesn’t much like his day job and has reduced his hours to tend audiophile business. I wish I was more productive in my hobbies.
I'm really happy to google tool bar with spell checks. I don't have to use word to check the spelling.
Date: 2005-10-01, 9:07AM PDT
I've got a nice pair of 2 way classic Advent legacy speakers that need a new home. Nothing wrong with them I've just got too many speakers. The cabinets feature a 10" long throw woofer (just re-foamed and good for another 20+ yrs.) and a 1" tweeter and they sound great. All of the drivers work as they should. The cabinets are black vinyl with a solid pecan wood top. There are a few scratches on the sides and the grills have a few small rub holes up against the grill frame but like I said they sound great and are a great value. Call Joe
well I did and ended up with a BeoVox which is currently blaring out Dave Mathews...
Have you ever heard of Clips horn speaker?? I had the opportunity yesterday. It is a piece of furniture. The cross section is a work of cabinetry.
I answer Joe's Craig's list and drove out to the country to see the Advent Legacy. Joe's house is full of speakers and other junk. His wife puts up with it and he makes decent money from his hobby restoring old speakers that he finds at garage sales. Joe knows his product and has a discerning eye and instinct for the valuable rare collector's items. His wife tells me he has netted profits beyond what he pays for. The speakers had fetched a grand on EBay.
His wife desperately wants him to get rid of his junks. Joe is a musician, a drummer to be exact. He has several pairs of drum kits. One set has a very low serial number.
He took me to another room and left me there to peruse over a cabinet while he look for a pair of BeoVox. I accidentally knocked over a cardboard box full of white socks and other dirty laundries.
I should have brought a camera with me. Joe is very convincing and a good sales man. He doesn’t much like his day job and has reduced his hours to tend audiophile business. I wish I was more productive in my hobbies.
I'm really happy to google tool bar with spell checks. I don't have to use word to check the spelling.
Friday, September 30, 2005
vietkieu
September 29, 2005 Thursday
For diner tonight I made spaghetti. Standards have decided to give us a kitchen aid refrigerator because the whirlpool in Satin is out of stock. I’m happy that mom got the big refrigerator and the new stove. I’m begging to think of topics or subject not to write about. I’m editing before writing.
For lunch, I went to Chen’s Open Kitchen and wrote in my journal while I ate beef low mien.
Idea for writing…. write about visiting my father’s grave. It’s been more then ten years since I visited my father’s gram. It’s the first time I visited. There weren’t many fresh flowers. Because the Chinese are afraid of ghosts. The fresh flowers are of the fresh grave. Here I’m trying not to get into too deep or too intimate. My mind is distracted into thinking about repetitive writings. In one way it’s good to revise and rewrite these ideas. Afternoon office birthday party, Autumn suddenly got more information out of me then I had wanted to reveal. She told me her past boyfriend was 38 years old. They have 16 years apart. Her mother was dating and is still dating some one much younger then she. I found out that they got marry because of her. I told autumn the story of how I came to America.
For diner tonight I made spaghetti. Standards have decided to give us a kitchen aid refrigerator because the whirlpool in Satin is out of stock. I’m happy that mom got the big refrigerator and the new stove. I’m begging to think of topics or subject not to write about. I’m editing before writing.
For lunch, I went to Chen’s Open Kitchen and wrote in my journal while I ate beef low mien.
Idea for writing…. write about visiting my father’s grave. It’s been more then ten years since I visited my father’s gram. It’s the first time I visited. There weren’t many fresh flowers. Because the Chinese are afraid of ghosts. The fresh flowers are of the fresh grave. Here I’m trying not to get into too deep or too intimate. My mind is distracted into thinking about repetitive writings. In one way it’s good to revise and rewrite these ideas. Afternoon office birthday party, Autumn suddenly got more information out of me then I had wanted to reveal. She told me her past boyfriend was 38 years old. They have 16 years apart. Her mother was dating and is still dating some one much younger then she. I found out that they got marry because of her. I told autumn the story of how I came to America.
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
condo notes
We have been having very bad luck with the refrigerator. Maybe it's because I married someone born on the 13th. My wife thinks so.
The delivery man was late because he for got his tools.
I took a nap while I waited at home for the delivery truck to arrive.
The refrigerator door is damaged so we will have to get another one and wait another day
The delivery man was late because he for got his tools.
I took a nap while I waited at home for the delivery truck to arrive.
The refrigerator door is damaged so we will have to get another one and wait another day
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Friday, September 02, 2005
Thursday, September 01, 2005
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
garbage
start of commision on the 15 of august
lunch at mcminimans
my wife told me that the garbage can arrived
i asked her if it's big enough for her to fit into it
she said yes...i said then i got the correct size...hehe
lunch at mcminimans
my wife told me that the garbage can arrived
i asked her if it's big enough for her to fit into it
she said yes...i said then i got the correct size...hehe
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
lexly87's Xanga Site
lexly87's Xanga Site
art ideas: project "voice mail" i get random voicemail messages at work and they are converted to wav files. i plan to save these and use it in an art project some how.
art ideas: project "voice mail" i get random voicemail messages at work and they are converted to wav files. i plan to save these and use it in an art project some how.
Monday, August 29, 2005
plumbing problems
our downstairs showers over flow saturday night.
i showered and the milky white water didn't drain. i thought nothing of it.
it is a little bit of shower today.
sunday my wife and i woke up with aching bodies.
i showered and the milky white water didn't drain. i thought nothing of it.
it is a little bit of shower today.
sunday my wife and i woke up with aching bodies.
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Friday, August 19, 2005
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
cuerpo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
cuerpo on Flickr - Photo Sharing!: "?The entire mystery of pleasure in a woman?s body lies in the intensity of the pulsation just before the orgasm. Sometimes it is slow, one-two-three, three palpitations which then project a fiery and icy liqueur through the body. If the palpitation is feeble, muted, the pleasure is like a gentler wave. The pocket seed of ecstasy bursts with more or less energy, when it is richest it touches every portion of the body, vibrating through every nerve and cell. If the palpitation is intense, the rhythm and beat of it is slower and the pleasure more lasting. Electric flesh-arrows, a second wave of pleasure falls over the first, a third which touches every nerve end, and now the third like an electric current traversing the body. A rainbow of color strikes the eyelids. A foam of music falls over the ears. It is the gong of the orgasm. There are times when a woman feels her body but lightly played on. Others when it reaches such a climax it seems it can never surpass. So many climaxes. Some caused by tenderness, some by desire, some by a word or an image seen during the day. There are times when the day itself demads a climax, days of which do not end in a climax, when the body is asleep or dreaming other dreams. There are days when the climax is not pleasure but pain, jealousy, terror, anxiety. And there are days when the climax takes place in creation, a white climax. Revolution is another climax. Sainthood another.?
Anais Nin"
Anais Nin"
Monday, August 15, 2005
lexly87bungee
i went bungee jumping for the first time in aug 14 2005
It’s not as bad as one would think…at first I was against it
But when we got there it was not as high as it was in our mind.
Yes it was the crazy polish couple that urged us on.
Nina really wanted to try it and I didn’t want to stop her. I didn’t want to be left out of the experience either.
They got about seven people to go jumping. More girls then guys actually. There was one other couple.
A bunch of people from another group that we didn’t know.
I saw an old man jump so I decided that I would go to it.
The father and his daughter and son jumped. They try to get the mother to jump but she didn’t want to. The daughter didn’t make a sound. We all scream like mad.
Nina jumped before me and I jumped last in the group. I didn’t want to and didn’t decide to jump until the last minute. So for me I didn’t spend so much time fretting about it.
It’s very strange feeling…hard to write about it. It’s similar to an awakening. The first step off into air is amazing really. You don’t hear or see anything for a few seconds and then you see the ground rushing towards you. I closed my eyes then. The ride up because of the bungee bounce is strangest and this happens for two times. We all hang in mid air and stay like that for a few seconds. It’s all very disorientating.
We both decided to do only one jump in our lives and we wouldn’t do it again. But it’s safe because we saw many jumps and it’s not logical that you can fall form the harness. It’s very tight fit.
We talk about it more after the jump and now have an intense shared experience.
It’s not as bad as one would think…at first I was against it
But when we got there it was not as high as it was in our mind.
Yes it was the crazy polish couple that urged us on.
Nina really wanted to try it and I didn’t want to stop her. I didn’t want to be left out of the experience either.
They got about seven people to go jumping. More girls then guys actually. There was one other couple.
A bunch of people from another group that we didn’t know.
I saw an old man jump so I decided that I would go to it.
The father and his daughter and son jumped. They try to get the mother to jump but she didn’t want to. The daughter didn’t make a sound. We all scream like mad.
Nina jumped before me and I jumped last in the group. I didn’t want to and didn’t decide to jump until the last minute. So for me I didn’t spend so much time fretting about it.
It’s very strange feeling…hard to write about it. It’s similar to an awakening. The first step off into air is amazing really. You don’t hear or see anything for a few seconds and then you see the ground rushing towards you. I closed my eyes then. The ride up because of the bungee bounce is strangest and this happens for two times. We all hang in mid air and stay like that for a few seconds. It’s all very disorientating.
We both decided to do only one jump in our lives and we wouldn’t do it again. But it’s safe because we saw many jumps and it’s not logical that you can fall form the harness. It’s very tight fit.
We talk about it more after the jump and now have an intense shared experience.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Wednesday, August 10, 2005
fairy tale
oops didn't mean to post twice.
additional comments...
because of time constraints I was only able to look at two or three pages of the most current pictures in the pool and my choice was based on that. However, I don't think my choice would have been different. A photographs first impression is pretty strong. Roland Barthes said something to the affect that a photograph has a punch or a punctum as he called it i think. there is something there in the photograph that can reach out to my mind and hit me and this photograph does that for me.
additional comments...
because of time constraints I was only able to look at two or three pages of the most current pictures in the pool and my choice was based on that. However, I don't think my choice would have been different. A photographs first impression is pretty strong. Roland Barthes said something to the affect that a photograph has a punch or a punctum as he called it i think. there is something there in the photograph that can reach out to my mind and hit me and this photograph does that for me.
Monday, August 08, 2005
Friday, August 05, 2005
Saturday, July 30, 2005
carn art center oregon city
closed
the carn art center in oregon city is closing
i went to collect two paintings one sold to stephnie hall
the carn art center in oregon city is closing
i went to collect two paintings one sold to stephnie hall
Thursday, July 28, 2005
Monday, July 25, 2005
Thursday, July 14, 2005
Thursday, July 07, 2005
Monday, July 04, 2005
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
storm
June 19, 2005 Sunday
I just drove back from Seaside and saw some thunder storm. This shot is from my backyard.
Hi guys,
I was driving in this strom coming back from Seaside.
Duc Ly
I just drove back from Seaside and saw some thunder storm. This shot is from my backyard.
Hi guys,
I was driving in this strom coming back from Seaside.
Duc Ly
Monday, June 20, 2005
Unbridled versus Restrained on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
Unbridled versus Restrained on Flickr - Photo Sharing!: "i just drove through a storm yesterday and it was just a small one still very scary...can't imagine the one you described."
Originally entered into DPChallenge Opposites and earned 1st place!
This was one horrific storm. I drove through it for roughly 40 miles and there were hundreds if not thousands of strikes during my drive. Lightning was hitting in front of me, to either side, behind me and above me, I honestly thought I might die that night.
Anyway, after what seemed like hours I managed to get out from under the storm. I pulled over in a rest stop and set up. At first I did it hand held, figuring it would be a cool effect. Those didn't look to great, so I set up the tripod.
So, was I lucky? To come out alive, for sure! To get the shot that won? Definitely. But, I was luckiest to get to experience that storm and have the luxury of pointing my camera where ever I pleased and to know I would capture lightning in a bottle.
i just drove through a storm yesterday and it was just a small one still very scary...can't imagine the one you described.
Originally entered into DPChallenge Opposites and earned 1st place!
This was one horrific storm. I drove through it for roughly 40 miles and there were hundreds if not thousands of strikes during my drive. Lightning was hitting in front of me, to either side, behind me and above me, I honestly thought I might die that night.
Anyway, after what seemed like hours I managed to get out from under the storm. I pulled over in a rest stop and set up. At first I did it hand held, figuring it would be a cool effect. Those didn't look to great, so I set up the tripod.
So, was I lucky? To come out alive, for sure! To get the shot that won? Definitely. But, I was luckiest to get to experience that storm and have the luxury of pointing my camera where ever I pleased and to know I would capture lightning in a bottle.
i just drove through a storm yesterday and it was just a small one still very scary...can't imagine the one you described.
Thursday, June 16, 2005
Wednesday, June 15, 2005
Tuesday, June 14, 2005
Sunday, June 12, 2005
Thursday, June 09, 2005
Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
Sunday, June 05, 2005
Friday, June 03, 2005
self portrait book of sleep
http://www.flickr.com/groups/topic/37913/
Flickr: Asleep in the Garden of the Alchemist - Earth, Fire, Water, Air
one of my photograph is chosen as the photo of the day!!
Flickr: Asleep in the Garden of the Alchemist - Earth, Fire, Water, Air
one of my photograph is chosen as the photo of the day!!
Flickr: Asleep in the Garden of the Alchemist - Earth, Fire, Water, Air
Flickr: Asleep in the Garden of the Alchemist - Earth, Fire, Water, Air
one of my photograph is chosen as the photo of the day!!
one of my photograph is chosen as the photo of the day!!
Sunday, May 29, 2005
Friday, May 27, 2005
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
>YOU ARE INVITED TO THE MATZO FILES FIRST ANNUAL BENEFIT!
>YOU ARE INVITED TO THE MATZO FILES FIRST ANNUAL BENEFIT!
>
>Wednesday, May 25, 6-9pm
>
>at Mo Pitkin's, a brand new performance space, bar and restaurant from
>Phil Hartman, the owner of Two Boots, and Jesse Hartman. Located at 34
>Avenue A between 2nd and 3rd Streets, 2nd floor.
>
>An innovative evening of unusual combinations featuring a SILENT ART
>AUCTION of affordable work by the Matzo files artists and friends!
>JUDEO-LATINO CUISINE from Mo Pitkin's restaurant; MYSTERY MATZO BOXES -
>factory sealed at Streit's - some contain matzo and some contain art!
>BLUEGRASS MUSIC performed by the East River Boys, and MORE MUSIC by
>Daniel Carlson following the benefit party!
>Plus drinks, matzos, and more...
>
>TICKETS are $15 in advance / $20 at the door Become a Matzo files
>Benefactor at the $100 level (includes 2 tickets) Mystery Matzo boxes
>available for $5 each
>
>To reserve tickets, contact the Matzo files at benefit@matzofiles.org
>or call 212-677-0876
>
>PLEASE NOTE: All checks to reserve tickets should be written to
>'Artists Alliance, Inc.' with 'Matzo files' written in the memo. Mail
>your advance payment, no later than May 20, to our mailing address: The
>Matzo files,
>Attn: Benefit, 107 Suffolk Street, #402, NY, NY 10002
>
>Visit our website for more information www.matzofiles.org
>
>
>_______________________
>The Matzo files, a flat-file gallery presenting the work of 250
>contemporary artists, is a program of the non-profit organization
>Artists Alliance, Inc.
>It is located in a generously donated space within Streit's Matzos
>storefront on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
>
>The Matzo files would like to extend special thanks to AAI, the
>Federation of East Village Artists, Mo Pitkin's, and Streit's Matzos.
>
>
>Wednesday, May 25, 6-9pm
>
>at Mo Pitkin's, a brand new performance space, bar and restaurant from
>Phil Hartman, the owner of Two Boots, and Jesse Hartman. Located at 34
>Avenue A between 2nd and 3rd Streets, 2nd floor.
>
>An innovative evening of unusual combinations featuring a SILENT ART
>AUCTION of affordable work by the Matzo files artists and friends!
>JUDEO-LATINO CUISINE from Mo Pitkin's restaurant; MYSTERY MATZO BOXES -
>factory sealed at Streit's - some contain matzo and some contain art!
>BLUEGRASS MUSIC performed by the East River Boys, and MORE MUSIC by
>Daniel Carlson following the benefit party!
>Plus drinks, matzos, and more...
>
>TICKETS are $15 in advance / $20 at the door Become a Matzo files
>Benefactor at the $100 level (includes 2 tickets) Mystery Matzo boxes
>available for $5 each
>
>To reserve tickets, contact the Matzo files at benefit@matzofiles.org
>or call 212-677-0876
>
>PLEASE NOTE: All checks to reserve tickets should be written to
>'Artists Alliance, Inc.' with 'Matzo files' written in the memo. Mail
>your advance payment, no later than May 20, to our mailing address: The
>Matzo files,
>Attn: Benefit, 107 Suffolk Street, #402, NY, NY 10002
>
>Visit our website for more information www.matzofiles.org
>
>
>_______________________
>The Matzo files, a flat-file gallery presenting the work of 250
>contemporary artists, is a program of the non-profit organization
>Artists Alliance, Inc.
>It is located in a generously donated space within Streit's Matzos
>storefront on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
>
>The Matzo files would like to extend special thanks to AAI, the
>Federation of East Village Artists, Mo Pitkin's, and Streit's Matzos.
>
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
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