Needing to avoid working on the research paper usually means I head for the bicycle, but today's 95 degrees and 40% humidity makes it feel as though I'm pedaling through Jell-o. Thanks to Trée over at Trebuchet for reminding me about Photo Booth. At least if I'm sitting at the computer I LOOK like I'm working...
...don't I??
- TOB
17 comments:
good work. you've accomplished something worthwhile. Cheers.
thanks...I'd hate to be idle while I'm wasting my time....
Ah, but which one is the real you?
Looking good, my Cyclopean friend!
I have to get me an Apple...
Weren't we just complaining about the snow and cold?
those are hellaious.
Peace
CP -- hopefully not many! Some are a bit scary looking!
Jeff -- yesterday, a few of us actually headed out to ride in the eve after temps had dropped some...as I was debating whether or not to ride, one friend reminded me that it wasn't that long ago we were out XC skiing at -15.
It all evens out in the end.
Squirrel -- good for a midday humor break!
What a scream! These are great photos! And all are so flattering!
Yes, and there are more. Someday I'll post the ones of Mark and I -- man it was funny. Photo Booth gets me laughing every time.
OB, love the photos. I'm not that brave yet. :-D
If you can't laugh at yourself, how can we laugh at you?
er, I mean with you...we'd laugh WITH you.
:-))
Don't tell me...all different pernonalities and all ride different bikes?! Too funny.
Okay, I put my toe in the water and did one more. Suppose it doesn't take much to entertain me. :-D
Alberto -- hadn't thought about that one...there are stories there, I think.
Trée -- good deal, but yer still playing it pretty safe!
the picture with the kitty wins
That is AWESOME!!
5th from the bottom is my fave.
Hey, with a haircut like mine, I don't need funny photoshopping to make fun of my looks. I do like your work though.
I told people on the humid days that I was swimming to work. When I'd stop, my head hankie could not keep up with the sweat and it would just pour off my nose as I leaned over to lock the bike. And off my elbow as I carried my clothes bag into work.
I stopped one night to get groceries in those conditions. I heard one lady behind me who was about to look at the fruit beside me utter the inevitable, "Eeeeyew". She waited impatiently until I moved.
Hey lady, I felt tough just because of you! Sisu.
I guess people like her serve a purpose after all
;-)
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