This is the last of my 4-pack of Blender's Gold. Although the cigars do in fact seem to be Maduro, they're in this crazy pale wrapper that makes the whole thing seem like a sausage.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Blender's Gold Cigar Butt
This is the last of my 4-pack of Blender's Gold. Although the cigars do in fact seem to be Maduro, they're in this crazy pale wrapper that makes the whole thing seem like a sausage.
Dejlah Bistro
Louisville's Middle-Eastern Dejlah Bistro remains boarded up after arsonists burned it down and spray-painted "get out of our country" on the premises.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
LD
According to a reader on my Unusual Kentucky blog, these giant wall-covering letters are done with modified fire extinguishers, refilled with paint and re-pressurized with a tire air compressor at a gas station.
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Who Da Thot It
Many years ago in Shelbyville there was a sign for "Who'da Thot It" Road, at the top of "Who'da Thot It" Hill leading down to the "Who'da Thot It" Bridge. Then it disappeared. A few years ago it came back, but unfortunately it's now rendered in Comic Sans, the most despised font in this spiral arm of the galaxy.
Building, Scott Station and U.S. 60
Always loved this old place on the corner of U.S. 60 and Scott Station Road, Shelby County. What was it, I wonder?
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Daredevil #5
From the my wine and comics cellar of crummy old comics that are for reading, not for sticking in a bag with an acid-free backing card and shoving in a white oblong box.
Katydid and Fibers
This photo of a baby katydid (about the size of my pinky nail) came out focused badly, but I'm running it here anyway because I'm amazed at how a shirt that looks perfectly clean to the naked eye can look so filthy when put under near-microscopic scrunity. I'm also fascinated by how translucent how the fiber, or hairs, are. I have a cat and regularly dog-sit four dogs, plus I work in fiber art, so my clothes are always a forensic nightmare and there's no way to even begin to guess what kind of fibers these are. Hopefully they aren't Morgellons.
Monday, July 11, 2011
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