Sorry

I apologize for lack of updates. Mostly it's because I know my computer won't upload pictures, which has left me unmotivated to take new ones, since I know I can't share them.

Soon, however, this should be resolved. :)

April 13 - Day 10

I love when winter gives way to spring. Spring happens to be my favorite season of all. I especially love that, all of a sudden, the trees around work were in blossom even though there's a crazy amount of snow on the mountains (not the Y, though!)

April 6 - Day 9

The reason I like this picture: even though it's crappy and blurry, I'm a fan of Brandi, chillaxing and the crazy neon lights that the TV is putting out. Especially because the colors kind of match the paper posted on the door in the kitchen.

March 8 - Day 8

*Sigh* I miss grandfather and grandmother clocks.

Giggle moment: I love that it's labeled "Regulator." Natedog and Warren G., anyone? ;)

March 7 - Day 7

Took some apartment pictures today. I got to steal Heather's camera every once in a blue moon and got a decent sunset shot (not as good as hers, but, hey, I'm still learning).

March 6 - Day 6

Spent the night in an older home with lots of little knick-knacks. I think my favorite was this crazy looking cougar. The first is still my favorite because I got really close to the statue. Dangerous, I know. ;)

March 5 - Day 5

I will not let the fact that it snowed last night get me down. In fact, I've decided to take pictures of things with snow on them. Mostly because I like the snow chunks that sit on the twigs. Now, none of these are my favorites, although there are elements that I like of each one.


First of all, love the red branches. So much less dull than regular brown. Good job plants!


Once again, I'm a fan of the snow chunks. I just kept trying to get better shots of them and it didn't work very well.


Lastly, a wide shot. I'm horrified that buildings exist so I can't just take an angsty-looking picture of a stormy sky but, hey, that's what civilization is for, right? Also, I'm kind of a fan of those ice-tipped branches creeping their way in on the left.

**Edit** Do storm clouds surrounding a tor remind anyone else of Mt. Sinai?