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well, two seemingly insignificant pictures today.

i really liked this dog at the shelter. her name was strudel. she was full of energy (that's shelter code for CRAZY!). i nachtweyed the hell out of that dog, word.

also liked the port-a-john, although i had seen this before during my sheet rock era. you really have to appreciate the thoughtfulness of the artist, just wanting to brighten someone's day. and before you ask, no, i did not check to see what was on the menu.

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turkey man

well, we try to avoid these little mergers, but from time to time, they are kinda funny...

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features...

the dog days of august are here in force, and the pickings are slim between football practices, but here are a few enterprise photos from the past week that i liked (even if i've shot them before).

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ps - thanks for the motivation to get posting again, mom

goodbye coger drug store

coger drug store opened back in 1901 and has lasted through 3 generations of coger pharmacists. it is located on the square in downtown huntsville, and helps to maintain the classic main street look.

the curent cogers have worked at the store for 43 years, but are now ready to retire and travel...and they deserve it.

nuthin' special, but i just liked this shot of lois jean looking out the window at the empty lunch counter on a quiet final day.

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da dawgs

i haven't posted anything in like a month...wow...there just hasn't been anything worth showing (sorry good people of northwest arkansas)

anyway, i got my 50 mm lens back after breaking it 6 months ago, so i though i would test it out on the dogs (they're so cute they could never break a camera!)

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they call it stormy monday...

...but tuesday's just as bad.

lets hope not.

getting really tired of all the rain, but at least we didn't have any this weekend while in lexington for rob and brittany's wedding. got some really great stuff that will post soon.

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the walmartians

they're back, and this time, they've brought little glowing dots with them...

this marks the week that wal-mart shareholders descend on our quiet little town making it impossible to eat out, drive across the university, or go anywhere without seeing those unholy little yellow smiley faces.

we are still only in the setup phase, so surely there will be more posts to come on this subject.

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