It isn't screwed up this time!

Alright, I believe that it is Spring here in Tulsa now. But I'm watching you Oklahoma!

If you are curious about why I do not trust the weather, I direct you to my post two weeks ago and then to last week's post.

Well, if you are curious about the title to this post, it is because last year I took a similar picture of these tulips, however it was messed up by some dang ol' leaf. Even with the leaf, the picture isn't bad and is actually one of my favorites. If you ever drop by my apartment, you will see it on the wall.

One other thing I wanted to mention was that people are very appreciative if you offer to take a picture of their whole family instead of the mother or father being out of the photo.

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Global Warming?

This was taken the first day of Spring near Fayetteville, Arkansas. Need I say more?

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Spring flowers (I hope)

As a celebration of the first warm day here in Tulsa I give you a fresh shot of some fresh Spring flowers!

Well, actually, I have no idea what kind of flowers these are, they look sorta like tulips. So I am really hoping that these are flowers that grow during the spring and summer and are not something like the pansy which is a winter flower.

I like this photo because I feel they are fighting to bring Spring even though it is still a bit cool and overcast outside.

The actual first warm day here was last Sunday apparently, but I did not get to enjoy it, therefore it does not count and does not exist. In fact, I am going to forget Sunday existed at all since I was stuck in a van for 9 hours, 43 minutes, and 26 seconds, with only two stops. though let us hear it for Dr. Hudson, i have no idea how that man could drive to San Antonio and back with no music all by himself. And when we were going down there, it was in complete silence for 6 hours as everyone was asleep.

I think he is a robot.

The Cartooned Lion

I will never, ever understand an art person. EVER.

This week is the week I meet with my art project class and I presented yesterday, Tuesday. (Yeah yeah I know this post is late, I have "good" reasons for it.)

To clarify on my earlier statement, apparently shooting pictures of animals is taboo. You are not supposed to do it. Does this make sense to anyone? No? I didn't think so.

I forget what I did to this shot but it made the lion look kind of cartoonish, but I like that look so I kept it that way, so, here it is.

No griping in the comments about the late post!