• P(S)OTD: Holy Schnikes!

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    Today’s photo is really just a screenshot of a meme off from my phone, which had to work, as today I made no attempts to take a photo of anything. The significance of this image lies in the fact the the UNM Lobo basketball team played Marquette University’s squad in a first round NCAA...

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    POTD: Printer for Pickup

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    I had an appointment in this building this afternoon, and when I showed up, to my surprise, there, waiting out by the curb, was a partially disassembled ink jet printer. Walking past it and on into the building lobby, more printer parts lay near two walls, and a stroll on up the stairs to...

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    POTD: Brown Out

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    As I drove to my folks’ house this evening around 6, a giant brown cloud sat over the city to the southwest. To the east, the Sandia mountains had disappeared behind a blanket of dust. When the wind kicks up in the spring in New Mexico, it likes to make its presence known. Power...

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    POTD: Delilah Waits For A Treat

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    Since returning to work in the office full-time almost a month ago, I have made some new friends in the dogs that come and hang at the place. My boss Tim adopted his daughter’s dog, Jake, when she took a job overseas, and he frequently spends his day in our office. Another employee brings...

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    POTD: Loft Views

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    Birds roost in the high branches of a tree in a neighbor’s yard beyond my back wall- a great place from where to watch the late day clouds roll by.

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    POTD: Esmeralda

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    I met Dennis some 15 years ago when we both attended church at the start-up Highland Campus of Sagebrush Church. We were in a bible study group for several years there together, among other activities, and since have stayed in touch with a few others in town from that small group. Dennis celebrated his...

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    POTD: No Place Like Home

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    Tokyo-born Chicago Cub Seiya Suzuki signs autographs for fans in the Tokyo Dome before the Cubs’ exhibition game with the Hanshin Tigers of Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball Organization (screen capture). I enjoyed the fan-fortified contest, but my Cubs ended up losing the game 3-0 on a night that also saw the top-seeded UNM men’s...

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    POTD: Meeting Place

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    Waiting for mom and dad. It was a joy early into the week to meet my folks for dinner at one of my dad’s favorite places- Red Lobster. The young waitress taking care of us was three weeks into her job, and my mom flattered her immensely. We talked about Ark City and some...

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    POTD: Seagulls on the River

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    I spent late morning out at the Alameda Bosque this morning after waking up from the jarring adjustment called Daylight Savings Time. Seagulls like the Rio Grande, and here can be seen partying at a bend in the Great River.

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    POTD: Tower Hour

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    After a day of gloomy skies over the mountain, the sun burned off most of the clouds, and at dusk, sunlight made the towers on the Sandias stand out against the dark clouds behind them.

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    POTD: Shifting Sky

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    Leaving work this afternoon, a sprawl of gray spread over the city from the west, moving to Sandia mountain, shutting out blue skies for the rest of the day.

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    POTD: Snapped

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    I went by my folks’ house after work to drop off some soup and to say “Hi”, and somewhere along the way, my mom became ornery and feigned snapping my dad’s suspenders. We know she’s feeling normal and healthy when that part of her finds its way out. My dad is a good sport...

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    POTD: Barefoot

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    Fourteen years ago, I finished a marathon, and then the running shoes went first into a closet, and later into the garage. In January this year, I decided I wanted to trim up quite a bit. After a good few months of better dieting, and with warmth now on the horizon, it recently seemed...

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