Have Charger Will Deliver

January 5, 2011

Today started on a high and ended on a high.

A fabulous thing happened today. As the battery on my camera was failing, I researched with desperation. Turns out ‘camera street’ is only blocks away. I have a camera charger and card reader. Life is good.

A taste of what I have been observing …

Christmas Day 2010

with snow

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