Wednesday, November 02, 2005

A DAY LATE ... A LITTLE SHORT?

I regret that I missed the first day of November, I had too much work, and too little energy. And today, it appears that JB kicked my ass. But that's ok. If I didn't think she could, it wouldn't be any fun. With that said, I will spin a little story about a Man and his Fish.

One of the reporters I work with has a collection of fish on his computer, and as it happened one day, I decided that they should be moved around for not only my amusement, but just in principal. At first Mark took offence to my "hand of god," way of putting them in different parts of an imaginary sea. Then, as time passed, he came to enjoy the surprise positions he might find waiting for him. I almost always leave after him, so last night I left the last cookie..(he is a cookie monster in (disguise) with the fish circling, waiting to attack. I think it amused him.
I am looking to add to his collection, and when it expands, I will post more images of new sea creatures that might bear more cookies as the days go by.

Monday, October 31, 2005

BEWITCHED or NOT...


I saw images everywhere today, of everything from a walking banana to a tea cup from "Beauty and the Beast," to this witch, at Whole Foods, more than happy to scare the case out of you. Another words, check you out... so to speak. But everyone was checking her out, she made a great witch, green and haggard, warts and all. What was really scary today was my mid-term.. but I didn't take a picture of it, I was afraid the teacher wouldn't understand and kick me out of his class for something like lack of respect. Is there such a law? Well if there were, he would know it, seeing how it's a Law Professor. Ouch!
My daughter, dressed to the nines is cruising around tonight, I think she just dropped in to say Hi, or else ask for a $20.

Tammy Abbott

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Photojournalism is my passion, it's an amazing way to see and experience the world. I don't know if what I do will ever have a greater meaning then to fill the pages of daily newspapers. I've seen and felt first hand how important it is to approach the subject of my lense with kindness, respect and honesty. My background is in art and music. If I could express my feelings about life it would be embodied in the song made famous by Louis Armstrong, written by George Weiss and Thiele, "What A Wonderful World."

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