Here's a video I started making a long time ago and forgot about. I think it's a fun way to document an event where you took way too many pictures than necessary.
Sunday, January 06, 2013
Tuesday, January 01, 2013
April-July 2012
My last attempt at taking a 1 second video every day lasted a few months and I missed a day here and there. I hope to do better this year.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Funny Business
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Snow Day
Ruby loves the snow.
Her first instinct is to pick it up and put it in her mouth. I'm constantly monitoring the snow quality to limit the number of diseases she gets. |
Yummm. |
This was the smallest umbrella we had. |
It was a little hard for her to handle. |
But she had an amazing hat to keep her head from getting too wet. |
I've always thought it was cool how snow piles up on little twigs. |
We saw the Abominable Snowman and had to get home quick. |
I love our neighborhood. |
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Customers of Size
I was taking a look at the Southwest Airlines Policies and saw a link that said "Customers of Size". I like their policy. It makes sense. If you are so big that you can't fit in one seat, you have to pay for two seats, BUT if the flight was not full, you can request a refund of the additional seat.
So, this got me thinking. If I like to stretch out on the plane, can I buy two seats for one passenger? And then get a refund if the flight isn't full? That would be great!
I can see it now. I'm sitting in my usual window seat on the airplane as the other passengers are looking for a place to plop down. One by one they point to the seat next to me and say, "Do you mind if I sit here?" Then every time I get to respond, "No. That's where my feet will be." If they have a problem with it, I'll show them my "special needs" ticket and tell them to be on their way to that row on the back with the seats that don't even recline. Then after the flight, I can get a refund (assuming the flight wasn't full).
There's no way they would let me though. Companies are always discriminating against "customers not of size".
So, this got me thinking. If I like to stretch out on the plane, can I buy two seats for one passenger? And then get a refund if the flight isn't full? That would be great!
I can see it now. I'm sitting in my usual window seat on the airplane as the other passengers are looking for a place to plop down. One by one they point to the seat next to me and say, "Do you mind if I sit here?" Then every time I get to respond, "No. That's where my feet will be." If they have a problem with it, I'll show them my "special needs" ticket and tell them to be on their way to that row on the back with the seats that don't even recline. Then after the flight, I can get a refund (assuming the flight wasn't full).
There's no way they would let me though. Companies are always discriminating against "customers not of size".
Friday, October 21, 2011
Some More Signs
I found some more signs that needed correcting. They're very obvious. That's probably why no one bothered fixing them earlier.
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