… one gets projects done.

Couple of things I’ve been working on.

1. Workshop area. I’ve now finished the workbench and have substantially finished the workshop area. The idea is that tools will be hung on the backboard, the the 8 ft long table will give ample room to work on projects. As you can see from all the clutter, I’m still in the process of sorting and organizing.

2. Home Network. I got tired of having the network gear in the house all up in the office. I wanted everything that might need to communicate either with the internet or with the media server to be able to do so at full speed… so I wired the house and pretty much all the wires come to the storage room where the water heater is located. I’ve got the cable modem, router and additional network switch all connected and functional. All I’ve got to do now is finish restoring the drywall. I had to cut a few holes in the walls to run the network cable. All Cat5e.

Cheers!

… like it or not, I’ve got quite a backlog of these shots, so too bad! Here they come. This time, more of Siam and Patches.

Apparently cats are lazy creatures (kinda like me!) Siam was feeling the need to stretch, and while Patches was contemplating climbing up onto the roof, she had decided it wasn’t worth her while.

… hidee ho!

Earlier this summer my friend John came down to visit, and we had the chance to go visit Lynn Canyon. It’s the FREE alternative to the Capilano suspension bridge, and it’s quite the nice site. These couple of shots are from one of the suspension bridges. The folks in the one shot were, well… where they weren’t supposed to be. Either way, I took what I thought seemed to be an interesting shot.

Hi everyone. I just got an email from my domain name registrar that I should except interuptions in service this coming weekend… so just a heads up!

RadMan

… been kinda distracted of late.

Here’s a couple of shots that I took this part spring in Stanley Park. Chris and I were just walking around Stanley Park and were next to a pond not from the Vancouver Aquarium. I particularly like the second shot; it’s like the crow is looking back at me asking “What? What did I do?”.

Either way, here they are.