The Three Hundred and Sixty Second...

Number Three Hundred Sixty Two:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Another awesome postcard sent to me from Mim and the MailArt 365 Project. They are also winding up their 365 project soon, along with Abby's My Daily Nature Photos, two people I have gotten to know thanks to this endeavor. The guy in this photo is also a Phil! So great, now I have two! I think I am gonna frame them somehow because they are fun!

T-minus 3!

The Three Hundred and Thirty Fourth...

Number Three Hundred and Thirty Four:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Totally for Lisa! Tiny Dracula! I forget where we picked this little guy up, but Lisa and I have this great game of hiding him for each other in various places to be discovered. We do this with some other things; like our chicken hats (yes, we have chicken hats), and our blow up eyeball.

The Three Hundred and Thirteenth...

Number Three Hundred and Thirteen:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

I guess you have noticed by now that I have a large head. Geez! Anyway, breakfast was coffee and cereal, not those nice tomatoes in the photo that we are still getting from our garden. Though they are quite tasty on a bagel with cream cheese!

The Two Hundred and Ninety Sixth...

Number Two Hundred and Ninety Six:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Day 6 without power. Yup, it pretty much sucks.

Note: It might mean me being late posting staches over the weekend! I will be doing them though!

The Two Hundred and Ninety Fifth...

Number Two Hundred and Ninety Five:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Day 5 without power. Lisa checked the Dominion website yesterday, said they were on our street, but to me that doesn't really mean anything. It's starting to feel like the long haul of outage. I know there is really no room to complain, thinking of 3rd worlds and places that don't have it as lucky as us. While I sat at the nook eating breakfast, I wondered what people 150 years ago, before electricity was readily available, thought about while eating their breakfast. I was thinking about Harry Potter movies. What did the world think about that was entertaining at the nook before there was a culture built around being entertained? Books? Conversation? Letters they read? Just something I was thinking about.

The Two Hundred and Ninety Fourth...

Number Two Hundred and Ninety Four:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Going on day 4 with no power. Yes, I want to restore sanity! (Note background poster.) Last night we went to the store since our awesome neighbors are still letting us mooch a line of electricity to keep the fridge going. We bought some milk for cereal so I won't have to endure that nasty fast foodness anymore! Somewhat back to normal, I suppose! It was a little chilly this morning, so the shower was extra special....

The Two Hundred and Fifth...

Number Two Hundred and Five:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Checklist for home breakfast cereal on a Friday, before Breakfast Blending:

--Coffee, coffee good.

--Gotta have my bowl gotta have cereal. (OMG! I can't believe I just wrote that!)

--Magazine, National Geographic is good, Richmond on stand by if needed.

--Did I mention the coffee?

The One Hundred and Eighty Third...

Number One Hundred and Eighty Three:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

This one is late due to Blogger being hacked or screwed up or just plain negligent of the service they are to provide. Anyway, this is me with my Mailart 365 that I received a while back. I guess maybe a landmark post here for this blog, for now I am MORE THAN HALF WAY through the project! YAY!!! Where is my book deal, damnit? Ha ha! Or at least why not an offer for a Page-A-Day calendar? Wouldn't YOU pay 8 bucks to have a Napstache a Day calendar? Yeah, probably not.

The One Hundred and Seventy Fourth...

Number One Hundred Seventy Four:

Breakfast, Home, Cereal

and

Coffee!

I like Coffee!!

The One hundred and Thirty Eighth...

Number One Hundred and Thirty Eight:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Fifth in the Paint-By-Numbers posts, the sailboat on the ocean has been undervalued by me. Manipulating the photograph from the original look, which is kind of faded, it really brings out the lush color of how it might have once been. Lisa thinks it is one of the oldest we have, and giving it the attention in this blog post, I am starting to appreciate it much more. The cereal this morning? Well it tastes okay enough; it's Kashi. Some of the shapes in the bowl, however, are suspiciously close to the look of the cat kibble.

The One Hundred and Twenty Eighth...

Number One Hundred and Twenty Eight:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Early! Friday Breakfast Blend won't play itself! Plus it was a special show dedicated to Japan. Think about Japan! This Paint-By-Numbers is Lisa's favorite because reminds her of an actual painting (without the help of numbers) that her folks have of a somewhat similar bridge that they know the location in Pennsylvania. A lot of rich greens with branches poking through, and the reflection of the water on this one, complete with a couple of people fishing in the distance, is really quite relaxing too. Anyway, yes despite the time change it is still dark out!

The One Hundred and Twenty Sixth...

Number One Hundred and Twenty Six:

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Third in the Paint-By-Numbers series. Lisa and I talked a bit last night about the ones we have on the walls. My opinion is that this is the oldest one we have. She says it is hard to tell just by the design because they reissued them over the years. It still has that older vibe to it. I dunno. Very cool stuff but it might have lost it's kitch over the years. I mean you can still walk into a craft store and probably pick one up and do one yourself, but would it have the same allure that one already done from the 50s or 60s have? With that mystery of just who might have done the one you bought at a flea market. Maybe.

So I Google "Paint By Numbers" and this great link comes up: An exhibit! This Napkin Moustache picture has a little, "Hey! I'm in another Dimension!" angle to it, with the tv antennae and shadowing, but it works!

The One Hundred and Eleventh...

Number One Hundred and Eleven

Home, Breakfast, Cereal

Living on the bus line often provides some decent early morning entertainment; people watching. Some mornings it's the older blonde woman who doesn't litter. Other mornings it's the older blonde woman who DOES litter and I want to go out and shake some sense into her. Special mornings you get two different dudes, looking entirely too wired, amped up and antsy for this time of day, impatiently looking for the bus to hurry up and arrive. The thing about Public Transportation (or P.T.) in a medium sized town is that you will always be waiting for your bus at least ten minutes. Bird's eye breakfast view here.

The Ninety-First...

Number Ninety-One:






Home, Breakfast, Cereal




Quick one with a few cool things in the background. Team Fear from the Jon Stewart / Steven Colbert Rally, Framed Splork! Flyer from our last show, a gift from Michael, and the window! Whoot!

The Fifty-Eighth...

Number Fifty-Eight:






Granola Cereal, Home, Breakfast







Ahh! I love Friday, especially payday Friday. And you know what? The bowl of Giant Food brand granola cereal is actually pretty not bad! This morning's Friday Breakfast Blend Show was the Best of 2010, you can read the blog article on my other blog. Hopefully I will also have a podcast up at some point of the show. By the way, I have freaky funky hair!

The Twelfth...

Number Twelve:






Home, Breakfast, Cereal







We have a great little breakfast nook in the Fungalow, perfect for eating cereal, drinking coffee, and peaking out at the street of joggers, dog walkers, and people waiting for the bus.

By the way Ralston Oat Wise cereal tastes better than Life Cereal, just saying.....