A quickie post to prove I'm not dead.
See ya'll soon.
Enjoy nature doing its best,
Bp
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The author in spring plumage -- armed and [not so] dangerous
A neophyte attempt at public musing.
A picture is worth a thousand words
The author in spring plumage -- armed and [not so] dangerous
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About Me
- Bpaul
- Portland, OR, United States
- I'm a 38-year-old recent college graduate in Biology, husband, and new father, recovering from a career as an electrician. These blogs are intended for recreational use only -- any medicinal benefits are purely coincidental. Email me with any rants, concerns or questions.
Other blogs by this author: Fur Shark chronicles and Fire Lookout Ravings. Bpaul also occasionally posts on the The Tenant Sea the baby blog that his lovely wife writes.
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- Jerry Seiner Photo (CtheG's male concubine)
- Idea Whiplash-- blog from an involved neighbor
- In the Realm of the Finitude
- Upstream in Oregon
- Palouse Diary - Stud Farmhand's blog
- Muse's Photoblog
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- Dynamic Balancing -- bodywork by Tito
- Catherine Just Photography
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- Pivotal Massage and Movement Therapy
- Jasmine Pearl Tea Merchants -- Best loose leaf tea around
- Urban Hardwood Recovery, Portland woods from a Portland sawyer
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- Boing Boing -- a directory of wonderful things
- Chuck for... a healthy mix of guns,cars, and politics
- The Chum Slick -- blog written by actual shark!
- Post Secret
- Orblogs -- Pacific N.W. Blog Stream
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6 comments:
The frog shouldn't feel bad -- we've all been there. I admire the way he followed through with the arms, just exactly as coached.
Cool stuff!
yes, good to see you're alive
"I admire the way he followed through with the arms," awesome.
Back at ya Chuck sir.
Great post! It leaves you so, so... unsatisfied.
Also, he looks at the camera perfectly as he's falling.
Haha, I hadn't noticed that. Good point sir.
Welcome to the blog.
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