Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Being grateful for what we have






Life could turn on anybody on "the dime." Gotta be ready in today's times.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Being grateful for what we have....






These pics reveal a lot of the "litmus test" of social times. Life can drop on the dime so one's inner spiritual condition remains of upmost importance.

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Vintage Ciggie Ads






One can see the connections and suggestability of some of these ads. A rich life, sex, fantasy places, going on a holiday, even dogs on some ads! All part of the "grand hoax."

Friday, November 6, 2009

Gratitude month what are you grateful for?





Time to bring out the gratitude list. This could be 1000s of things over the years. From the simple to changes aggregated well over time. Here are a couple of pics of slobriety reminders.

Monday, October 26, 2009

More poisonous spider images





A few more...

Poisonous spiders






In Cali there's latrodectus hesperus and latrodectus mactans. Mactans has the full hour glass whereas hesperus has the broken one. Black widows also come in brown and red in the eastern U.S. They can get to .7 inch long with legs to 1.5 inches or more. They have a tangly cobweb with sticky silk. Usually they are low lying in dark dry hideouts. Such as logs or rock walls. However, they are seen in roof awnings with the web descending 12 feet down to the ground level. They can live over a year and females have a good 30 egg sacs in some cases. These may contain 500 or more baby spider lings. They have voracious appetites. Watch for any especially sticky webs. Babies are yellow with white, red and black stripes. They too display the hour glass. A rarer spider loxoceles is in some parts of the area. Almost as big as the widow, look for the violin shape on its head. It has a tan brown appearance. (violin spider)