Kai war auf einem Hopi-Festival für Kinder. Als “Kriegsbemalung” hat er sich ein Palomino ausgewählt. Leider ist es nun schon weggewaschen und dieses verwaschene Autofocusbild ist alles was ich hab. Ich muss mir mal diese manuellen Einstellungen durchlesen…
Kai was at a Hopi festival for kids. He choose a Palomino for his “war paint”. Unfortunately it washed away already and this blurry autofocus picture is all I have. I’ll have to read about these manual settings…
Those crazy Japanese… why can’t they hack a melon into pieces like everybody does it?
Wednesday already and I did not write anything… At least my blog is not the only thing that is neglected: Look at this garden! It was supposed to have tilled beds already, I never put on the sulfate (the soil has a pH of 6 here), and the garden gate is still laying around in pieces.
The compost heap is on the far left around the corner (do you believe me?) and the main bed (vegetables) runs along the house on the left (as you can easily see). I’ll plant low maintenance flowers at the fence (eventually).
Until the next episode, where other (planned) things besides the weeds should grow,
Your green garden guido.
If you like John Cleese (Monty Python, A Fish Called Wanda) you’ll probably enjoy this Live Vault ad starring him as the director of the Institute of Backup Trauma (I almost ended up there, but that’s another story). If you like Micheal Dorn (Lt. Worf in Star Treck TNG) you might enjoy it , too. Don’t miss the hidden easter eggs: pause the video when the time reads 5:46:618 and, later in the virtual tour of the institute, click the mouse in Room 2 (Diagnosis). Hey! Click the mouse: a visual wordplay… hehe.
I am not saying, that I have nothing to do as a house husband, but this looks like an interesting time killer. Works with other currencies, too.