Even though I haven't posted about Project 365 in a while, it's still going on. I haven't been able to completely fill the past several weeks due to either Kellen or Tynor (or both) not being available to upload photos, but hopefully I'll be able to back-fill either later this month or early September.

All of our Project 365 pictures for the first partial week and the first full week are posted. We're still working out a good way for Tynor to send his pictures to me, which is why there aren't any week 2 photos for him yet.

As I was walking up to this cat boarding building I saw a cat walking around the corner, which struck me as humorous. My first thought was either the cat had escaped or was looking for a place to stay. Or perhaps this is that particular cat's accommodations?

This picture was snapped quickly with my cell phone, which is why the quality isn't great. The house is on the way when walking between work and home. If you look closely you can make out that it's a car pulling into a garage. What's different about that? The garage is only about 15 feet deep, so the car needs to parallel parking into it. When the door is closed it looks like a normal two-car garage.

When we lived in Sunnyvale, CA we were not very far from the Wolfe Road exit off I-280. We noticed there was a big ado on Wolfe so we put Kellen (about 1 year old at the time) into the backpack, grabbed cameras, and went to be typical gawkers. At first it was hard to tell what was going on with the traffic pattern, but then we saw the tail of an airplane.

Every time we drive to Spokane we go by the Wild Horses Monument near Vantage, WA (where I-90 crosses the Columbia River). One year I decided to hike up to take a look. The time of day was just right to have a near-silhouette and the clouds were also cooperating. There are several horses in the sculpture, but as a whole the piece is actually incomplete. The artist had planned to have the horses spilling out of a bowl, like a cornucopia, but the funding still isn't available.

We met up with Melody's cousin and his family on our trip to Spokane in 6/2007. This zip line is in Lincoln Park which is down the hill from Rockwood Manor (where we usually stay). I was very lucky to get so close to matching Hans' movement as he went across.

Kellen has been doing Parkour for a couple years now, and he thoroughly enjoys it. When we were in CA to celebrate my parents' 50th anniversary we were able to stay in town for the Fujimoto July 4th Picnic. While we were at the park, Kellen put some tape between the poles of a pull-up bar and was jumping between the tape and the bar, raising the tape after each attempt. I took some movies of him and split out a few frames from one of them to blend into one photo. You can see that he indeed was leaping up from the ground and cleared the red tape. The vertical supports moved quite a bit during his jump.

Earlier this year one of my aunts celebrated her 90th birthday in Las Vegas. One thing I did with my cousins is to watch the Bellagio Fountains. This performance was to the song "One" from the play "A Chorus Line", and as you can see, the fountains are choreographed to the music, although it's hard to capture that in a still image. At times the water did look like a high-kicking chorus line.