This is Eric's Blog:: Things that are yellow

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Things that are yellow

1. Yield signs
2. Some coreopsis blooms
3. Overzealous curb markings

4. Doors on olive houses
5. _________________(fill in the blank...)

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AnonymousMay 30, 2009 at 4:33 PM
School busses
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AnonymousMay 31, 2009 at 8:50 PM
The beaks on chickens

baby chicks

a person who runs instead of doing something about the issue (a scaredy-pants(
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During the first year of my blog it was called "Something to say… everyday." That got just a bit tedious, but what else does someone unemployed have to do. The second year of my blog started out sporadic with a post whenever I got around to it but I felt I needed some kind of order. 2010 brought order when I started "A picture a week… every week" loosely following the Flickr group "52.5 of Twenty Ten." By the end of 2011 I was back in the work force so a daily thing wouldn't have worked anyway. For 2011 I decided to actually JOIN the Flickr group "52 of Twenty Eleven" and go by their rules. It was a success with 52 out of 52 pictures posted! Same goes for "52 of 2012!" Now on to "52 in 2013." OF COURSE I might post witty bits of wisdom here and there outside the photo project from time to time. (BTW: clicking on any pic will either show a larger view or go to the Flickr page of that pic.)

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