The Colour of Fall

Fall is beautiful -another bright taste of who we serve!

Prayer Card

The following picture was taken by Eldon Yoder, 2009. Please observe copyright:

The Corvette

I'm not ashamed to say that the Corvette is a favorite of mine. It's very, very fast. It's wonderfully sleek. It's rides beautifully, and the ZR1 can keep close tabs on a Lamborghini (see article).

I took the following pictures in Roanoke:

The Wonders of Contrast

I've been discovering that sometimes what at first look like plain ordinary and even downright bad picture, will sometimes -with a little tweaking- become something extraordinaire. And since I've always been a fan of the extraordinaire...

The following pictures were once just plain, ugly, boring, etc, pictures:
































































Credit to Mr. Eldon Yoder for the shot of George and I.

Sunsets

One of my favorite things to take pictures of is Sunsets. So much contrast and excellent color. And sunsets are a lot easier to take pictures of than sunrises because you actually are up and around when they happen!

They're especially special because I didn't seem them a whole lot in Nicaragua. I'm looking forwards to seeing them in Sta. Rosita -and i suppose I'll be seeing a good many more sunrises there as well!

A Bug May Appease You?

Here's a few pictures of my favorite bugs. Actually just two. They're both favorite -just the first one here is more favorite than the other.

Now honestly, this bug here has got to be one of the meanest, nastiest critters of them all. He has the temperament of a drunk and has got some serious issues on nasty hiney: The Bear Hornet




























This critter here. The DRAGON of our state:



























This would be a rather close up shot of the head of a....

stink bug.

These little guys are just covered with beautiful little -and no doubt- stinky green spots.

The Undefined Fraction

Recently I was going through my old documents and ran upon many an interesting story, article, or poem. Here's one of my favorite poems, pasted as a picture for copyright safety and also to ensure that the reader remembers that the numerator is the top number of the fraction.