Great pix!

And your shirt has me in stiches.
antiaphrodite | 07.07.08 - 8:30 am | #

Of course I meant stitches. I'll stop now :-D
antiaphrodite | 07.07.08 - 8:33 am | #

Lovely waterfall..I think your true calling is to be a National Geographic photojournalist
Sara | 07.07.08 - 1:58 pm | #

On the blog at FIRST THINGS, the editor notes with sadness the death of a sci-fi writer named Disch. I've never heard of him--can anyone here enlighten me?
Xena Catolica | 07.07.08 - 8:09 pm | #

Thomas M. Disch you will probably know best for The Brave Little Toaster.

Here's a listing of his books from Fantastic Fiction
D. G. D. Davidson | Homepage | 07.07.08 - 8:33 pm | #

Thanks for the link. Never heard of Brave Little Toaster, either, I'm afraid. I think what I meant was: was he any good?
Xena Catolica | 07.07.08 - 9:32 pm | #

P.S. That t-shirt was a wipe-coffee-off-the-screen moment this morning.
Xena Catolica | 07.07.08 - 9:34 pm | #

Xena, the Brave Little Toaster: A Bedtime Story for Small Appliances was one of the most hilarious and sweet short stories I have ever read. I am very old, so I have read a lot. I read it in 1980 in the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. It was one of their most popular stories ever. It was made into an animated film in 1987. It wasn't really a horrid adaptation but it wasn't as good as the original story. But then, when is a movie ever as good as the book. If you can find the story, read it.
Susan | 07.07.08 - 10:02 pm | #