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07/12/2007 16:53 #40083
HARRY POTTER ZOMGCategory: movies
I forgot this was opening tonight, but there were still tickets available.
07/12/2007 13:16 #40080
MetaphotographyPaul and imk2
metalpeter - 07/13/07 18:09
This Picture is misleading, it looks like paul is using his phone and looks up before she can surprise him with flowers. But that is one thing that is cool about pictures like this is that everyone interperts them differently.
This Picture is misleading, it looks like paul is using his phone and looks up before she can surprise him with flowers. But that is one thing that is cool about pictures like this is that everyone interperts them differently.
jim - 07/12/07 16:47
Did you see Paul's journal? I took a photo of him taking a photo of her...
:::link:::
Did you see Paul's journal? I took a photo of him taking a photo of her...
:::link:::
fellyconnelly - 07/12/07 16:39
this photo is interesting... i have made up abou 12 different stories about what is going on here....
this photo is interesting... i have made up abou 12 different stories about what is going on here....
07/11/2007 20:37 #40060
Summer WalksCategory: buffalo
Some of the trees on the parkways look ridiculous and naked, but I am glad they seem to all be making a go of it.
This old farmhouse at 700 Delavan (built in 1830 according to City Hall's website) looks so out of place with the city houses all around it now.
And this one burned down, recently I suppose? It's at 660 Delavan.
bridgette - 07/12/07 15:10
yes, when we had that storm last October the biggest thing that bothered me was how the trees would look come spring. They do look naked. Some of the most beautiful naturist places around buffalo are (or were) that way because of our big fluffy trees. Especially walking around places like Delaware park, It is still beautiful, but you can feel the sense that something is missing.
yes, when we had that storm last October the biggest thing that bothered me was how the trees would look come spring. They do look naked. Some of the most beautiful naturist places around buffalo are (or were) that way because of our big fluffy trees. Especially walking around places like Delaware park, It is still beautiful, but you can feel the sense that something is missing.
07/11/2007 17:29 #40057
Roswell LunchesCategory: work
I love having lunch at Roswell. Today I had stir fry veggies and chicken. It is hard to think about packing a lunch and bring it in, but I should start doing that to save money.
imk2 - 07/11/07 22:59
i know! i had that lunch today too. it was soooo yummy!
i know! i had that lunch today too. it was soooo yummy!
tinypliny - 07/11/07 21:04
Wow! Maybe I should stop bringing lunches and eating in front of my comp...
Wow! Maybe I should stop bringing lunches and eating in front of my comp...
jenks - 07/11/07 18:58
ooh i can't wait til I'm back at roswell and can have social lunches again! November, peaches! (I think...)
ooh i can't wait til I'm back at roswell and can have social lunches again! November, peaches! (I think...)
07/10/2007 22:54 #40046
St Joseph's New RC CathedralCategory: buffalo
Today at lunch I was talking to (e:Paul) and (e:enknot) about the Cathedral at Utica and Delaware in Buffalo (some more links), construction of which started in 1912. Its two massive bell towers held the largest carillon of church bells in the country, but they were only rung once and had to be removed because they endangered the structural integrity of the towers once rung. "The largest bell was 4,000 lbs., the smallest twenty-five. The whole cost $25,000 ($435,000 in 1997 dollars). It was the largest carillon in America at the time."
Unknown Photographer
The twin steeple towers had to be removed 10 years later in the 1920's due to other structural defects, and by 1975 the entire Cathedral had to be torn down because of defects in construction, and the marble facing peeling away from the brick central walls.
Photograph by Victor Shanchuk
Unknown Photographer
The twin steeple towers had to be removed 10 years later in the 1920's due to other structural defects, and by 1975 the entire Cathedral had to be torn down because of defects in construction, and the marble facing peeling away from the brick central walls.
Photograph by Victor Shanchuk
fellyconnelly - 07/11/07 12:10
amazing! i was wondering for a sec why i hadn't seen those bell towers in my travels...
amazing! i was wondering for a sec why i hadn't seen those bell towers in my travels...
tinypliny - 07/10/07 23:29
Wonder who the architect was; must have been heartbroken.
Wonder who the architect was; must have been heartbroken.
i have been duped every moment that i've had to see it. and i am a harry potter fan. very much so. i cried last night while listening to the audio book of the HBP. (it is so much more torturous when you listen to it rather than read it apparently). If anyone has read that book, you will know why.
saw it last night. lot darker and scarier than previous movies.
I am not a Harry Potter fan. But I am going because the movies so far have been very enjoyable. And because of my love for (e:Jim). But I don't know. I think it is my duty to not just sit through this movie but have a damn good time. So, I am going to create a drinking game.
every time they say "Kablamble!" take a shot?
Z is right near the shift, so if you're holding it down to capitalize OMG you might accidentally add the Z in, or you can do it on purpose to be over the top.
what's the Z in ZOMG stand for?
I totally forgot that was opening. crap, i wanna see it.