Lis's Project 365

This is one of those things that cracks me up about Arizona. They live in the desert, but everyone has some tiny useless patch of grass that they are fiercely protective of, and water religiously. Which is part of the reason why the  Colorado River no longer flows all the way to the ocean.

I took Leah and Paige to the Arizona Science Center, which was actually a lot cooler than I thought it would be. On our way out, we spent a few minutes playing with this giant telescope. As you look in it, it shows you some very nice photos. But the cool thing is, there is a monitor above it that shows anyone else a gigantic view of your eye, which is what Leah is looking at.

I was planning to wear my sandals for my morning walk with Leah, but clearly, that would not be permitted.

My sister-in-law is growing a vegetable garden with a good amount of success so far. She spotted these two siamese cucumbers, only a couple inches long at this point. Wonder how they’ll turn out.

This is Neon. He’s a little over 16 hands, which means he’s really really tall.

Apparently Doug hasn’t yet earned the right to sit in a Big Boy Chair.

Seven of Nine guards my printer and keeps it safe from attack.

There was this enormous mass of teenagers crossing the bridge this morning. There were so many of them that all the regular commuters walked on the street rather than try to walk on the sidewalk with them all. I have no idea where there were going, just glad it wasn’t to my workplace.

This is one proud pigeon.

For more pigeon fun, just ask Bert.

it amuses me that the warning cones read “people working” and not “men working.”  I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a woman up on the side of a building. Not that I’d want this sort of job…