Talk about a hiatus… This one was longer than Blink 182’s.

Anyway, I have new ideas for this blog.  Be prepared.

I did it.  I joined Twitter.  I can now “tweet”.

Eventually I’ll get my spit together enough to post more excitingly cool pictures.  There are a bunch of things I want to see before I leave Cleveland (for good!)

This is what I have been doing with my life over the past (almost) two months. It’s been a weird mix of events.

I’m not sure if I should promise more pictures soon or not, seeing as I never EVER make good on those… But chances are if you’re reading this, that’s okay with you.


On my birthday, I went down to Voinovich Park to watch the last few plans from an airshow, and enjoy the beautiful weather.  These are a couple of pictures I took – nothing too exciting, but I liked the lighting in these.

Hey, sorry about the lack of updates – my job has literally conquered my life, in that I spend at least 12 hours Monday-Friday in the same building.

Since I mention buildings, here are two photos.  The first is of the University Center on my campus, which is, as you can see, being torn down.  This was the start of the demolition, and there is currently about half the building left standing.

The second photo was taken during the Clinton-Obama debate that happened on campus a few months back.  This is the Wolstein Center, where the debate was, and the crowds around it – all those nutjobs that stood in the blizzard to make themselves heard.

That’s all for now.

Here are some more pictures!  See y’all later!

I’m sorry it’s taken so long to get more of these up. I have more, but I left my camera cord in Ohio (I’m currently in Wisconsin), and won’t have it until the end of the week.

Enjoy!

There are only a few more pictures from France, I promise… Hopefully I’ll get around to taking more of them at some point.

In the Louvre

These are a couple more pictures that I took… I’m pulling out the best ones.

Hopefully eventually I’ll have some of the Cleveland area, where I live. We’ll see how that works out.

Normandy Memorial

Giverny

Notre Dame de Paris

This is simply a place I can put my photography and thoughts, and potentially get feedback from the one or two people that will end up seeing this blog.

Thanks!

~M

Mont St. Michel