Ten Thousand Places

Fun with ice May 15, 2008

Filed under: Photography — tenthousandplaces @ 2:11 pm

The ice cubes in our freezer had melted and refrozen into one giant block.  I enjoyed melting it creatively with hot water.

 

What I will be doing in twelve days… March 2, 2008

Filed under: Community,Literature,Ministry,Peripatetics,Photography — tenthousandplaces @ 5:59 am

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Sans the attic, Tyler and David… :( But avec Graeme, Ashlee, Riley, Jacquie, Jordon and Aaron. Hopefully Aaron. I’m not sure whether R2D2 will be there.

“Bagshot Row is an artistic community which seeks to apply the values and lessons of true, good, and beautiful art to both the spiritual and practical elements of life. Originating in Dubuque, IA and founded by Graeme Pitman, David Kern, Tyler Smith, Justin Phelan, and Riley Miller, Bagshot Row is a mixture of faith, literature, word (both in essay/blog/musing and poetry), photography, prayer, design, music all bound up in the belief that our very lives can be worship. We meet infrequently on Thursday nights at 9pm to discuss things we have written or read or sometimes just to hang out in an attic.”

 

Boston Common and Public Gardens, February 23rd, 2008 February 25, 2008

Filed under: Peripatetics,Photography — tenthousandplaces @ 6:03 am
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For the full slide show click the link below.
 

Some details of my life, in pictures. January 11, 2008

Filed under: Community,Peripatetics,Photography — tenthousandplaces @ 5:48 am

kitchen sinkWashing the shelf from the refrigerator: The water was pooling in the most perfectly round droplets.

dandelionsDandelion leaves: Laid out to dry by my 8 yr old housemate, Elias.

maple leavesThe maple leaves were also laid out to dry by Elias. He lay them randomly, not noticing the pattern that they made.

zipcarIf you don’t stop to think about it, you can be at the White Mountains in two hours. photo_091207_012.jpgphoto_091207_013.jpgMaine takes a bit longer, but is worth the trip.photo_091207_015.jpg

photo_091207_014.jpg photo_091207_005.jpgDetails of the top of Mt. Batty: Fir tree, blueberry bush, the first colors of autumn.

 

 
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