"The advent of digital technology only exacerbated photography's flight into fable."

"With the advances in digital cameras and film, I think the art of photography is accessible to more than it has ever been today."

This award winning, uncomfortable 'game' as it's called, was waiting at one of Betsy's resale shops.

I'm not sure that buying a second hand game for probing is a good idea but could be fun on a blind date in Arkansas.

This is the other photo that I had printed on canvas as a gift for Betsy this Christmas. It has yet to arrive but will hopefully be here tomorrow!

This shot will go next to the other Waking up, girl that I posted about a week ago.

I had one of these blown up to 12 X 18 and got it framed tonight for my mother-in-law. It looks awesome. Long live flickr and their partners!

Betsy's perm is finally taking a backseat to her original hair texture and she is happy!

She asked me to take some shots this morning before cutting out to hit the shops (resale shops).

Elliot put together this crazy potato head this morning.

It was begging for a close up and place in the flickr stream.

Where else would be stop?

Betsy and I drove like crazy in a snow storm to get to Jeanie's husband, Evan's, graduation party in Bloomington, IL. We had about 10 minutes to kill and this is how we did it. Betsy style.

My physical response once in the store was to start texting and taking photos so I could avoid having to hold things she would pick up.

Maggie destroyed this cup of noodles for lunch. I think that she might have actually eaten six noodles.

Betsy and I are preparing the kids for college and the day when a cup of noodles is a culinary standard.