Lovatt

On My Way to Breakfast

The Hyatt has a very Logan's Run interior.

It was at this point I started to think that waffles would be a good choice for breakfast.

Or maybe beans.

A bit of a brave claim.

It's really cold!

Labels: Photographs, Travel

40

So, yesterday I was 40. You kind of forget, in the angst of it, that your mother was probably having a bit of a day of it too. In fact, I'm almost certain my mother remembers more of it than I do, but I forgot to ask.

Ses and I saw the morning run away from us until we were out in the midday meat trucks of Jutland, heading to the grey coast.

We saw some 2000 year old guy, better preserved than me; how would this man have felt, with no concept of foreign nations or money, if he'd known that he would have a museum constructed around him.

And then afterwards we take a low-risk walk around ancient woods and then home via the beach and an improbably good Mexican restaurant in Vejle. It would seem I have eaten ~~five~~ three burritos in the past five days.

This was all via a very long detour to an amusingly-named town just because we thought we were hilarious.

And then home -- phonecalls and emails, Champagne and some DVDs, Stanley wondering if this good cheer would mean tuna. Which of course it did.

Labels: Blogging, Photographs

Apocalyptic Danish Beach

Some photographs taken in the beach near Nymindegab on 2008-08-09. It was very windy, so I took some of the pictures low down to show the erosion shadows behind the pebbles.

Labels: Denmark, Photographs, Weather

This Evening, in the Garden

Tonight, after a day of failing to make much progress on the device I'm trying to create*, I decide to take a little walk around the garden to see what was going on.

Not much, as it turns out, but things are growing and there was some random cat activity.

* I'm working on a device that allows you to reach down the phone and actually strangle someone. So far it's a big box with a USB interface that you post to your recipient to put their head in, but I expect some breakthroughs in miniaturization.

Labels: Cats, Photographs