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RE: Day ONE: B&W Photo Challenge
Look at you, I sleep for two days and you get all active with original content! I'm not sure what i'm looking at, if it were in my house i would think it was canning jars full of inoculated rye with airholes in the lids, but i'm sure that isn't it. :) I love to play with light and reflection, not so much with photography but with.... imagination if you will. Shadows too, but it's scarier to see shadows moving around than lights. lol. Thank you for posting!
Just got told (by someone less dumb than me) that you're probably not making bread, but growing mushrooms. That's neat if you are. I've never tried. Wanted to, but never have. I've known of some people who tried and failed lol. I've heard about people doing that as a side business. I think that's a cool idea. Considered trying it for that reason. There's some girl I've seen who made a whole really profitable business growing microgreens, but I think she was in some hip place with restaurants that wanted that kind of thing. Seattle or San Francisco or some place like that. Anyway. Hahaha, and I spelled it 'inculcation' too. Laugh at me please. :P
Lol smarty pants. I've got extra space coast spore microscope slides if your interested. Just need to find some hippie dippies not culinary institutes.
Haha, who you callin' smart? I think I know a few hippie dippies. I think I might be one. I ride the fence. Yeah, after that conversation I was loaned this big and beautiful book called Radical Mycology. Guess I need to get to studying. Not like it hasn't sat on the shelf for three years or anything. I don't have enough time for all the stuff I want to learn. I've seen talk on here of starting a group for that sort of thing. Not sure if it'll happen. Maybe you could start it. Those are my kind of people, all people are my kind of people, but I'm pretty much a church mouse myself. I've been witness to too many brain malfunctions in others to ever have the guts to tamper with my own chemistry. Not that psilocybes are necessarily unsafe, I'm just extremely careful. I've probably taken more harm from the processed food I've eaten and whatever toxic chemicals I've amassed over a lifetime. Surely, so.
Natural vs. manmade is the dividing line for me, lol. its the most enoyable 2 month science experiment a person can do. If your curiosity gets the best of ya, you could send me contact information to [email protected] that offer doesn't expire ;)
There is an audience here for any type of group! I would be down to check one out if you run across something I would like, let me know! I am honored by your confidence suggesting perhaps I starting a group but have so many varying interests, there is no way to do all of the things I enjoy, let alone to put them all into words. lol. I'm going to start trying to get online for a couple of hours every evening and steeming about my day. I'm planning to hike from the Smokey Mountains to Tahlequah, Oklahoma along the northern passage of the Trail of Tears starting in April. It should take 10-12 weeks, so I would really like to get into the habbit of blogging everyday. The B&W photo obligation is harder than it seems, right?
Yeah, it's my desk lamp. Provides light for all the things I love to do. I couldn't choose just one thing to "shine a light on", so I took the abstract approach. Plus, I'm a pretty crappy photographer and this leaves enough (imaginative if you will) shadow room for me to hide that fact. Skillful, eh? Evasion, yes.
Thanks for picking (on) me! I was wondering where you've been. I wish I had a whole rack of canning jars. I do, but they're empty. Not this year. (Not enough garden room here.) I saw a woman the other day in the store browsing canning and vacuum sealing supplies. She proceeded to pull up a cart and fill the whole thing. I was thinking, "that's my kind of woman". She's about to get to some work. Never done any rye inculcation. Do make bread all the time, but not with homemade yeast. I'd love to try that.
And yeah, I've lost my fear of just about everything after being acquainted with the true darkness of night while camping in remote places - and having to heed the call of nature at 3am - but I've still not lost my fear of shadows. Probably never will. I hope I don't. I think there's a reason for that one. Creepy things crawling in the night. Mostly raccoons...trying to steal all my foods.