Lis's Project 365

it’s one of those unspoken rules that there’s really no good reason to keep your shoes on in the house or even on the porch.

we brought our kites down to Ocean Park today. Doug and I bought a stunt kite recently, and Jeff also has one, very different from ours, so it was fun to try the different kites. Flying a stunt kite is very different from flying a regular kite; here’s Kat getting a few pointers from Jeff.

went on  sunset sail tonight and, just like the name says, there was a sunset and it was quite fabulous.

waiting at the dock in Falmouth. Weather is on the humid side but otherwise gorgeous–a lovely way to start a vacation.

picture says it all.

This fabulous creature appeared on the 3rd floor of the museum today, probably brought their on the backpack of some visitor. I brought her home and released her in the garden. This is, amusingly enough, not my first picture of a praying mantis, but the other one was part of a program, and therefore less surprising.

I managed to snap back the nail on my big toe today. It hurts quite a bit. I imagine it will look even prettier in the next day or so.

This bag has been sitting on the bridge over the train tracks for about two weeks. Maybe more. It clearly started as some actual food, possibly including a rotisserie chicken. I’m not sure. It’s certainly not recognizable anymore, although, strangely, it doesn’t smell.

I wore a shirt today that was just small enough that every time I stretched or reached for something, it would ride up to expose my belly. Like this:

The chicks are nearly as big as their parents now, but the adults still feed them. (hm….sounds like humans….)  In this shot, the adult has just horked up a tasty meal for the chicks to eat. I’m lucky I got this picture, because the fish was gone in seconds.