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Speeding Ticket

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Speeding Ticket
Photo-A-Day #1449

Tonight I went downtown to the Speed of Thought Playhouse. I did my weekly live broadcast for the third week in a row. I took a ton of photos throughout the night and even had some great people in the chat room, it was hard to do both at the same time but I made it work. The photos will be up as soon as I get a chance to pick out good ones.

The chat room for the live broadcast was working great, we had Keith from Ten Mile River Watershed Council. We also had Julie from Julie’s Journal and Heather from Beautiful British Columbia. They couldn’t stay long but we did have two die hards in Smilieshorts of Short Thoughts and Suzie of The $200 Mission. We had a great time chatting away while the show was going on.

I think that I’ll be making a Stickam tutorial to help people sign on easier.

Today is my sister’s birthday and we got her some Speeding Tickets. Speeding tickets are gift certs for Speed of Thought Players. She really likes improv and had a great time at the first show we ever saw here.

Photo-A-Day, Wired Kayaker

Sunset Through the Trees

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Sunset Through the Trees
Photo-A-Day #1441

Tonight I went to a meeting for the Ten Mile River Watershed Council. Check out the website. See it, well, I am going to be taking care of getting this great group a better face for the web.

I’ve done a few great paddles with TMRWC and they have been awesome. Keith, the head of the TMRWC, is so full of information and knowledge of the history of the Ten Mile River and surrounding cities and towns. I want to help him share that knowledge and passion for paddling and history on the TMRWC website.

I was AV boy at the meeting tonight. Keith had slides to present and I ran the slideshow. I also recorded his speech and I’ll see about matching it up with his slides because the light was terrible.

Speaking of light, the sun and sky was amazing. The Church where we had the meeting was next to a cemetery and it looked really awesome through the windows. Those pictures didn’t come out that good but I ran outside a little too late to get to the cemetery. I did see how the light looked through the trees and loved it. So I tried to frame it up between a straight edge on the left and the branches on the right. So, what do you think?