Lis's Project 365

Like every other New Englander with a camera, I took a picture of the leaves. They are gorgeous. Even though they mean winter is coming, which displeases me.

I walked through the back room of the museum shop today and saw these.

I think they are creepy.

I’ve seen this little symbol painted on the street near work, and today I also spotted a three-dimensional version on the side of a traffic light. My coworkers tell me it’s all over the place. I have no idea what it is or what it means.

actually, it’s probably really over Weston or Natick. But it’s still real purty.

ah, the bottleneck as everyone tries to get down to the subway all at the same time. Ain’t it fun getting to work? But not as fun as singing about work…go on. you know you want to.

Yep, just when you think there’s nothing interesting to see at work, a 40-foot cod parks itself in the channel out front.

Funny (but unrelated) story: I had some blood drawn today.  The tech asked if I’d had any drawn this year, and I said ” at least twice! I know, because I have a picture of the tube in my arm! and a picture of the vials!”  Project 365 saves the day.

This is not nearly as good a shot as Doug would get with his mega-camera, but that’s OK. Let’s hope this little woodpecker has decided that suet is far more tasty than whatever he was pecking at on the side of our house.

Went to Open Studios today at the Arlington Center for the Arts. One artist was showing jewelry and had this on her table.

Her work was nice I guess, but I was really there to support my friend Bridget . Her stuff was fabulous, and I say that as someone who doesn’t “get” art at all.

Today at work I learned that I am allergic to Brazilian short-tailed opossums. They give me a rash.

How do I know this?

(no, I didn’t take this picture, but it explains the above.)

Playing around again with the color accent feature on my camera for this photo of the universally understood “don’t walk” sign.

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BONUS PICTURES
We had a very special visitor at work today. I think this is a young red-tail, and it was sitting on the 4th floor roof