So, it starts off with jumping out of planes, as a hobby/sport.
And then that get's too dull for some people, so they start jumping off of things.
And after a while, jumping off of things loses it's thrill, so they start using wing suits.
And then, jumping off a thing, in a wing suit, into an airplane.
The next obvious progression, I think, is to fly your own plane up to altitude, nose it over towards earth, jump out wearing a wing suit, circle around your plane on the way down then get back in and land it...
Maybe land it using one of those whole airplane parachute rescue devices, or maybe that is the next evolution.
Or helicopters, fly your wing suit into a flying death blade machine, that would be good too.
Did you go out and find some amazing black Friday deals?
Yeah, neither did I...
I did note some posts on social media, from some ex-pats living in Europe seeing black Friday sales all over.
Well, nothing was actually discounted, I guess.
Retailers were just hopping on the band wagon, or something.
How funny it that?
There is not the Thanksgiving deal we have here, there...
So the date is just arbitrary to nearly everyone.
But still, black Friday blow outs.
At extremely normal prices.
I was looking at this picture, admiring how it captures a moment in time.
Maybe not a historic moment, but still specific.
And it got me to thinking about our collective conversion to digital.
Two generations from now, there won't be an old box of photos to flip through...
It seems unlikely that any of the pictures shared on line will be easily accessed, if they can be at all.
So, what of all those images crammed into phones, unshared, not backed up?
What are they really for, beyond filling SD cards, to quickly be forgotten...
Does the act of capturing a moment add to the perceived importance of it?
Does that value change with the accessibility of cameras today?
It doesn't seem like we have really come to terms with archiving all of the digital snippets we so casually capture, yet...
That image is of a rail called the Vermonster and there is more story on that over here.
I think this is officially the first wheelbarrow post here.
Isn't that exciting?
Look at this sweet, custom wheelbarrow...
Now, honestly, that rear wheel does seem superfluous...
Though maybe one can move a full load around without have to lift things up.
Which does bring changes of direction into question.
But, whatever...
Let's just enjoy this wheelbarrow.
Pretty sweet wheelbarrow...
Man.
Maybe we do a series of wheelbarrow posts?
Like Wheelbarrow Wednesdays...
Just let me know how hyped you would be if we did Wheelbarrow Wednesday, OK.