Another Wednesday rolls around. It’s midweek and it’s all downhill from here to the weekend. I decided that although we usually post cat stuff, it’s time for the dogs to have their day. For your Wednesday entertainment, I present the doggie talent show.
After all that effort, it’s time for a nap with a friend.
San Francisco is famous for its fog. Although it makes summertime a bit on the cold side, we enjoy the fog and the smell of wet trees and grass. Here are three photos by Lastech that I’m rather fond of. He took them one morning when we were out at Land’s End.
For the record, this was late, thanks to PG&E. Just as I was about to post, the power went off. It just came back on.
Another manic Monday has rolled around. If some of you are lucky, it’s a holiday for you. For the rest of us, it’s the same ole Monday.
For a laugh or two to get through the day, I present you with some cat vs dog.
SQUIRREL!!!! I couldn’t resist this vid of a squirrel with real chutzpah.
Here’s a bonus picture. It’s just too cute.
The weather is slowly changing. The summer fog will give way to the winter rains. The other day, before heading off to the farmer’s market, we drove a couple miles south of San Francisco to Brisbane to watch the sunrise.
Lastech has managed to take a few more photos. I have enjoyed them and I hope you do too.
Another manic Monday rolls around. As usual, a bit of humor is always good for Monday. Chickens and horses, what can I say? They’re funny.
These vids are brought to you by klusmanp at YouTube.
No matter how long I live here in San Francisco, I will never get tired of looking at the Golden Gate Bridge. The view from the Marin Headlands is magnificent and from there, one can see the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco skyline. On the weekends, it’s full of tourists. On the weekdays, at dawn, it’s much more peaceful, with only a few people.
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Darn it. It’s Terrible Tuesday and instead of posting what I had intended, I got distracted. I went to YouTube to listen to some music. It was a bad move. I decided to listen to the Imperial March from Star Wars in the style of Beethoven. That led me to another video, which led me to yet another.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
As another manic Monday rolls around, I felt that a bit of beauty was in order.
Math and geometry can be found throughout nature. Music and math also have a very close relationship. Here are a few video examples for your viewing pleasure.
The first video is a compilation of toroidal vortices. A smoke ring is an example of a toroidal vortex. This video shows other examples.
This video shows the relationship between math and nature. No, it’s not boring. 🙂 It’s beautiful.
Ah, math and music. It’s a wonderful combination
No math or geometry. It’s just a wee bit of nature’s drama.
It’s time for the boys to shine.
