Lis's Project 365

I have no idea what these two were so focused on, but even Gandalf was motionless for a good 15 minutes.

While my coworker is out of town, it appear she left the dinosaur in charge.

Walking by the local movie theater tonight, I spotted these letters on the ground.  Seems it’s time to change the marquee.

It’s me, wearing a hat, how ’bout that.

Ferrous hung out with me while I did some catching up on The Walking Dead.  He didn’t seem to find it all that disturbing.

Stopped at a red light on Storrow Drive this morning, I glanced over at the car beside me, and saw this guy…

Little Clara, who wrote this book,  clearly doesn’t suffer from a lack of confidence.

These two are residents of one of the “shy kitty” rooms, but they have clearly bonded with each other.  Grady is the grey one, and  Mission is the black one.  They’re not as fearful as some of the other kitties, they just didn’t seem to want me to get too close; as long as I stayed in one place on the floor, they were cool.

For a program at work, we are going to set up a crime scene for kids to investigate. So today, I took some crime scene photos.  Now I know just how they feel on all those police dramas!

There are a number of amusing things here.  First of all, is the painter suggesting that these rocks are vegan (which seems a bit silly), or is “rocks” meant to be a verb referring to the state of being vegan?  There was another rock that said  “Vegans rock!” and that made a little more sense.  But the most amusing thing is that these rocks are part of a larger vegan-themed art display…in an ice cream shop.