Sperm Fish (93/365)

Couldn't decide which was my favorite picture, so you get both!

I like the sperm tail on the top one, but like the retro feel of the bottom one.  

Enjoy; Ralph did!

One-Eyed Monster (92/365)

Ralph met someone new while he was at the clinic with me.

He still can't decide if this new, one-eyed monster is friend or foe?

What do you think?

Vagina Fish? (91/365)

Ralph was curious to see if he'd fit, what can I say?

Filing (90/365)

Filing is such a mundane project; glad I had Ralph to make it more fun!

Stirrups (89/365)

Ralph went back to the clinic with me.

VCU (88/365)

It's called "March Madness" for a reason; Ralph and I almost went crazy watching the game tonight.  What a match-up!  VCU (my alma mater) v/s FSU and in the last 7 seconds we knocked off FSU!!!  SUCK IT!!!  I am proud to be a RAM!!!

* Photo taken with Sprint HTC EVO

Fish Tail (87/365)

fish·tail

adj.

Resembling or suggestive of the tail of a fish in shape or movement.

Here's lookin' at you, kid (86/365)

This mash-up features Amy of Snow Globe 365.

Tree Mash-Up (85/365)

This mash-up was created using the tree Misha (365 Trees) offered up for collaboration purposes.  This is the result of running the picture through a few of Photobucket's editing processes.  Ralph shrunk himself down and is hiding somewhere in the picture...he is quite the shapeshifter.  See if you can find him...


(Hint:  He is tucked into a round shape...hiding in the leaves...red/pink....about 1/4 inch from the left side of the picture and an inch down from the top...)

Dream (84/365)

Suddenly, Ralph woke with a start!  Heart racing and nearly in a panic, he realized that it was all a dream!  He knew Swiper was his buddy and, despite what everyone had said, it IS possible for a fish and a fox to be friends.  Swiper wouldn't eat Ralph...too many bones and not enough meat to satisfy a fox's hunger.  Feeling better, Ralph drifted back into a dreamless, restful sleep.

Swiper courtesy of Play by Play.

Swiper (83/365)

Today's mash-up comes courtesy of Jess' Swiper the Fox over at the blog, "Play by Play."

It seems that Swiper has enjoyed a tasty fish snack!

Sunset (82/365)

If you look close enough, you can see Ralph sitting on the tree trunk (look closely at the "v" in the upper left.  In the bottom right, just over the horizon, the sun is setting.

Japan (81/365)

This mash-up is in conjunction with The Year of the Written Word's Beth, who has a special link to Japan.  By the way, how cool is it that I have figured out (finally) how to merge pictures using Photobucket's photo editor?

Lobotomy (80/365)

Merit Badge (79/365)

So, Ralph tried to play it off like he wasn't excited to have been the recipient of a 365 Nerd Merit Badge, but when I got up last night to spy on him with my night vision goggles I caught him admiring it.

Watch your step! (78/365)

Rollin', rollin', rollin'... (77/365)

...keep that fishie rollin'...

Ghost stories (76/365)

Gallery 5 (75/365)

Taken in the staff room, overlooking the balcony

Twisted (74/365)

Growing up, my mom would always cut slits in plastic, six-pack drink binders.  She said that if you didn't, birds and fish could get stuck in them, not be able to free themselves and die.  Ever since then, I have always cut slits in each hole for the same reason.

Video (73/365)

Today I am cheating a bit by posting my video submission for the 365 Merit Badge activity.  It may appear simple, but it took me making the video in three different applications before I could upload it to YouTube and, even then, I had to redo the background music because of copyright issues.  So, with all the time spent on it, I figure it should count as one day's picture!

"The difference between try and triumph is a little umph."

Well done (72/365)

I believe the job to be "well done."

Ash Wednesday (71/365)

For believers, today is "Ash Wednesday," the first day of the Season of Lent.

"Ashes symbolize penitence and the frailty of human life."

(Igor Kovalevsky)

Mardi Gras (70/365)

Laissez les bons temps rouler!

For your listening enjoyment...

"Mardi Gras in New Orleans," by Professor Longhair

Pipeline (69/365)

"Ideas that enter the mind under fire remain there securely and for ever."

(Leon Trotsky)

Ralph's on the fire pipeline in Gallery 5...if you look hard enough, you can see him.

Answers (68/365)

So, here is the actual picture from yesterday's post...Ralph was hanging out in some ropes at Gallery5.

"We learn the rope of life by untying its knots."

(Jean Toomer)

Where's Ralph? (67/365)

Care to guess what Ralph's gotten into this time?

Answer to come in tomorrow's post.

Netted (66/365)

"May the holes in your net be no larger than the fish in it."

(An Irish Blessing)

Alexander Graham Bell (65/365)

"America is a country of inventors, and the greatest of inventors are the newspaper men."  (Alexander Graham Bell)

Happy Birthday to the inventor of the phone,
Mr. Alexander Graham Bell

P.S.  I learned how to use the color burst!  Yay!

Women's History Month (64/365)

March is Women's History Month
2011's theme is STRENGTH

"Because I am a woman, I must make unusual efforts to succeed. If I fail, no one will say, "She doesn't have what it takes." They will say, "Women don't have what it takes.""

(Clare Boothe Luce)

Pearls (63/365)

"A word of kindness is seldom spoken in vain, while witty sayings are as easily lost as the pearls slipping from a broken string."

(George Dennison Prentice)