Author: Paul Cushing
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Some Garden Growth
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This growing season has been full of both excitement and disappointment in the garden. Most of our plants have been steadily growing and some have even begun to bring forth some vegetables. We have already harvested some zucchini and Elizabeth loved it. The tomato plants are getting really big and beginning to form some small…
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Wide Shot of Puffy Clouds
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I created this using photoshop from several photos I took from Eagle. The sky was just a little stormy on the right. I really love clouds. They always remind my of how amazingly God is able to marry form and function. The clouds are there for a purpose, carrying water around and all that, but…
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My New Friend Spider
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I was looking into a why there wasn’t any power to a street light and openned an electrical ground box to find a new friend today. I got a shot and thought I’d share.
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Sawmill Photos
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These are a few photos of some random things around the sawmill I’m working on in Boise. The steel has such wonderful worn and weathered textures and the gears, motors, and chains make for some interesting images. These are taken with my Canon A640 and altered slightly in Photoshop. View the set on Flickr
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Memorial Day
We decided we needed to get out and do something on our day off. So off to feed the geese. Elizabeth loves to feed the ducks and geese. This time there were a whole bunch of young geese that looked more fuzzy than feathery. It turned out to be a beautiful day for the park.…
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Twelve 21 – Spring Fling ’09
The concert went great and Twelve 21 continues to improve their showmanship and ability to entertain as well as rock. Here’s a short clip.
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BSU’s Spring Fling
Twelve 21, the band of which Casey Lewis (my brother-in-law) is lead singer and occasional guitarist, is playing today at the band shell. BSU held a “face off” of bands to determine who would open for their Spring Fling concert featuring Reel Big Fish and Everclear among others. They won the face off and today…
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The Roof
Well we started the roof. Things went pretty well on Friday. We got everything tore off, despite the minor sprinkling that the weather man said wouldn’t happen. Much more of the roof was soft and we decided to just re-sheet the whole roof rather than pull out various pieces and replace them. The problem of…
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Powdery Heaven
For a while, I felt cheated. After having worked at Tamarack doing electrical work for around 9 months, it seemed that I should have had an opportunity to snowboard the hill. But until this last weekend, I hadn’t. Finally, Dan and I had the pleasure of riding the snow at Tamarack. Now I find out…