This photo has been the most popular one on my Flickr stream lately. Flickr now has a "stats" feature that allows you to see how many hits your photos get, and how people came to them. It seems that a lot of people are searching for Star of David photos on Yahoo lately; 28 of them clicked on mine yesterday.
Here are some of my other popular search results:
Mustang logo
Corvette logo
Laurel wreath
I can haz cheezeburger
Annapolis Courthouse
bodypainting
Barney mausoleum
baton twirlers
Sometimes I get amusing searches, like the time someone searched for "butt panty" and found a pic I had taken at a Yankee Swap party of someone wearing the world's largest panties. People sure are weird sometimes. *g*
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Popular
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
twinkle
Monday, December 15, 2008
back to normal
Sunday, December 14, 2008
sad
Friday, December 12, 2008
Flooding at Heritage Park
I went down to Heritage Park in East Longmeadow on my break today to take pictures of all the flooding there. Amazing! I've never seen the water this high there.
Picnic tables and benches almost submerged!

They were working hard to clear the drains, and pumping water onto North Main Street. Dunno how effective that's going to be...
Weird to see trees and shrubs sitting in the water.

The geese and ducks, on the other hand, were having a grand time.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
medallion
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
justify
Snow settles on a maple leaf still clinging to a tree in Pine Hill Cemetery on Sunday. Today it is raining cats & dogs. When they said "if you don't like the weather, wait a minute," they weren't kidding!
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
fetter
Monday, December 08, 2008
remember
This lovely memorial log looks even prettier with a dusting of snow. Taken yesterday at Pine Hill Cemetery, Westfield, MA.
Sunday, December 07, 2008
prosper
The first snow of the season has dusted the world with white. I captured this festive holly over at Pine Hill Cemetery this afternoon. It's quite seasonal! :)
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
deliver
I went down to Heritage Park in East Longmeadow on my lunch today, where the water in the pond was very high and partly crusted over with thin ice.
The gulls were perched on said ice, which at times broke through, sending them flapping for another place to stand.
Not nearly as funny as watching geese break through the ice, but amusing nonetheless. :)
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
collateral
I found more nifty fungi in the wildlife sanctuary on Saturday, growing on a log along the path.
This is what it looked like underneath:
Nearby was another log, with different fungi:
I found this funky stuff on a tree near the river:
There was a lot of this kind of fungus around the woods:



Not much else is growing in this frigid weather, except for a little moss.
Still, it's nice to see signs of life hanging on as we head into winter. :)





























