At Quincy House. For Masters Open House.
-- Sent from my Palm Pre. Forgive thumbos.
Sent from my iPad. Forgive peckos.
Way to Tweet is to send email to Posterous. Can't figure out if
Foursquare is blocked, but cand access on iPad. Hmph.
Foursquare is blocked, but cand access on iPad. Hmph.
Long banned in the U.S, but ambitious farmers in the Caribbean have now made it available at a price (now $4 a fruit?). Trying to decide if I would pay that in New York. It really is like the ambrosia of fruit.
Sepia works better in these kinds of shoots, I think because the color
wasn't terribly vivid. I got sunburned on the 9-hour ride.
wasn't terribly vivid. I got sunburned on the 9-hour ride.
But it's from a temple near Angkor Wat.
Weird what doing "incandescent light" setting does when it's not under incandescent light.
Taken with a Nexus One phone. The pics from the real camera have yet been downloaded.
It's incredibly ticklish at first -- enough to make your squirm. The fish are supposed to nibble away your dead skin and leave your feet nice and smooth. Many are branded Dr. Fish. The fish species is garra rufa, which are small carp that live in warm water, have no teeth, and like dead foot skin.
I got this done in Siem Riep, Cambodia but apparently it started in Turkey, spread to Asia and is now quite controversial in the United States. The state cosmotology boards are going nuts. For example, shared foot tanks have been deemed swimming pools in some places and shut down.
I paid $3 for 20 minutes, so it gets less the further away you get from the main thoroughfares. Some places even give you free drinks.
Malaysian leaf frogs. Amazing. They couldn't camouflage themselves better if they were professionals. Makes you wonder how evolution works that some frogs out there had mutations/genes that made them more and more like dried leaves.
