This is so true. Except now this routine has been replaced by my iPhone.

[Via XKCD]

Here is another old school photo found while looking through a box of old photos.

It’s my sister Michelle, my friend Nic (whom I’ve known since Kindergarten!) and myself.

This photo was taken in the spring of 1989. Nic and I were 7 and Michelle was 5. So crazy.

Yes!

I wake up to find an email in my inbox that says MC Hammer is now following me on Twitter!

(Of course he is also following over 6,300 others on Twitter as well…)

MC Hammer on Twitter.
Me on Twitter.

Ridiculously old school picture of my sister and I at our Grandparent’s house.

I was browsing through my iPhoto library and found these ridiculously cute and old photos of our dog Axl back in 2001. He was still a tiny little puppy! Apparently, he was a runty little newfoundland that grew up into our monster of a dog (though still small compared to normal “newfie” standards).

And today –

This has been making the rounds on a few websites, but Boston.com has a bunch of fantastic and amazing photos of the Sun. Check it out!

An animation of the sun, seen by NASA’s Extreme ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (EIT) over the course of 6 days, starting June 27, 2005. (Courtesy of SOHO/EIT consortium)

Just how big is the lens I rented today?

♫ “I can see for miles and miles…” ♫

Now I can finally do that paparazzi gig that Wired magazine was talking about…

It’s the beginning of the annual Fleet Week festivities here in San Francisco. That means all sorts of noise as aircraft of all types scream through our fair city over the next few days. Among the things I’m most excited for is the Blue Angels. They did a practice show today (and yesterday) and I went down to the bay to take photos.

To facilitate some good photographic opportunities, I rented a Nikon 80-200mm f2.8 lens and a 2X tele-converter.

To see all the photos I’ve taken for the 2008 Fleet Week, check out this link.