February 5 – Infinity
The elevator at the Fort Collins Museum of Contemporary Art goes to infinity.
January 6 – Aerogarden
A year ago, I asked for a strawberry pot filled with herbs for Christmas. I got plastics tubs.
This year I got an Aerogarden.
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December 26 – PacMan
My uncle has a Nintendo NES system with 3 games; Mario, Duck Hunt and PacMan. He also has a dial-up internet connection.
My oldest had to connect to the internet just to hear the sounds of a modem connecting.
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December 21 – WOW
#2 son got a Snuggie, #1 son, a widescreen-gamer laptop. Killer graphics on that World of Warcraft.
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December 14 – Christmas Tree
Put up the tree tonight. No idea how to get a decent photo of it in all its lit up glory.
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October 15 – Wheelchair accessible?
Of course, there was better access at the other end of the building.
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September 17 – Rough Tracks
Every day we drive 7 miles across town to drop off Cody at school, then 7 miles back home, then another round trip to pick him up after soccer. This is our second school year of that routine. We have been known to make the trip 3 times in a day periodically. Since there is really only one route, the drive can be mundane.
This week, I noticed new signs on either side of the railroad tracks. Rather than fix the track, the city decided to put up a sign.
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May 16 – ipod neck
Both of my sons suffer from this condition lately.
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April 10 – New Point and Shoot
I’m not sure we’ll be keeping Wade’s new Sony W150 Cybershot.
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March 30 – Everyday Joe's
Everyday Joe’s Coffee was the site of the first NoCo Bloggers Meetup. I took a great picture of everyone smiling, light looked o.k., but the shutter was open just a bit too long and it’s blurry. Then I took another with the flash – and everyone looked drunk. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that state of being, except its documentation by a stranger.)
The building was originally a gas station in the 1920s (?). Now it is a church 1 day a week and a coffee house the rest. Great business, great architecture, great coffee, kind souls.
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