On my stroll back to the office on Friday, I walked through Public Square. The weather outside was brisk and sunny.
After I had taken a photo of the Old Stone Church, I still had my camera out of my bag. The building down the street had a window washer outside cleaning the windows of the lower level.
I snapped a quick picture of what seems to me like the man is doing ballet maneuvers.
As I was walking through public square today, I was coming through the far eastern corner and looking toward the Old Stone Church.
I have taken photos of other buildings on Public Square. However, I realized that I didn't have a photo of this local iconic building.
Luckily, the sky was lovely today and I think the photo came out rather nicely.
Every day, I walk through the Western part of the flats on my way to work. Recently, I have been noticing a lot of the buildings that I walk by every day. Maybe it is the increasingly colder weather that is making me more alert to my surroundings.
At any rate, I thought there was a certain intrigue in this building with the broken windows. It is not abandoned because I have seen people coming and going from it on other walks. I suppose this part of the building is no longer in use and viewed as too costly to repair.
Regardless, I think it is still visually useful.
I generally don't post picture of babies on my blog, but this one was pretty funny. The look on her face reminded me so much of Stewie from the animated TV show Family Guy that I couldn't help myself.
I originally shot this photograph in color, but it seemed more sinister - like Stewie - in Black and White.
One of our graphic designers has been working on a project for ExactTarget called Subscribers Rule. It is a great initiative to get email marketers to think of the people they market to via email as people not just a list.
I was fortunate enough to attend a conference about this earlier in the year and some of the swag from the meetings made it back to the office. I though there was a nice symmetry since the designer working on it had one of the foam fingers at his desk.
It was also a great way to sneak a photo of our designer, Chris Yanc.
I have mentioned a few times that I play cornhole with my friends. I thought it would only be fitting to take some photos from playing cornhole. I was playing with my brother and his family this weekend.
Even more ironic was that when I woke up on Saturday morning, the neighbors across the street brought out their cornhole boards to play.
Not really a typical sight in Tremont.
During my walks to work, I often stop at Civilization for my morning cup of coffee.
Today, when I walked in the door, I noticed the lovely carrot cake that was sitting in the display case.
I generally don't eat breakfast, but the carrot cake was very appealing. It got me thinking - is it ok to eat carrot cake for breakfast?
The answer: who cares. Unfortunately, I didn't have enough cash for both, so it was just coffee for breakfast/
