That's what I thought.
imjulia.com

I am very smart, but I try to limit my intake to things I can control. Repeat.

Happy New Year!

Where am I?

SEEDS!

Only the beginning!

Our Last Fight.

Because they don't exist!

Thought it was Prince!

Georgia CrO'Keeffe


Scarecrows at the Museum!

Scarecrow Designers







Bird on a wire

There's something about Rachel

That I LOVE!
http://www.rachelzoe.com/

Please, Please don't eat the Daisys!

Oh Julia, we hardly knew ye.

Tilt Shift Photography. Love.

The Sandpit from Sam O'Hare on Vimeo.

An Oldie but a Goodie!

Tomatoe, Tomato!


Fancy Meeting you here


Found in my Sea of Weeds...

Connecticut, on the other hand....does not.


Firebird, Check.
Chrome Wheels, Check.
T-tops Off, Check.
Center Part Feathered Hair, Check.
Driving gloves, Check.

Being confident with your choices....priceless.

California knows how to party.



If you absolutely have no satelite radio - wFuvK!

Just incase no satellite.

Your Heart Love.


Death Cab For Cutie - I Will Possess Your Heart

MySpace Australia | MySpace Video

Just bits of intrigue. That is all.

Ahhh. The sweet smell of 130 degree asphalt & epinephrine....

P.O.V. on PBS - The Way We Get By.

 
Click on the Pic for the Video:

They've become famous among the soldiers — over 900,000 to date — who have passed through the airport in Bangor, Maine, on their way to and from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Among their neighbors, they've become a source of pride. To a nation wrestling with the politics behind the wars, they're an inspiration. They are the "troop greeters" of Bangor, an intrepid group of retired and elderly citizens who have taken it upon themselves to greet every troop plane arriving or departing Bangor, which is the last and first piece of U.S. soil many GIs will see before and after their deployments.

You make me feel - Archive

Time, Time, Time. See what's become of me.