along Boughton Rd., next to my dad's new driveway entrance.
This is the view my sister & I had every morning as kids when we waited for the school bus - (except these are afternoon shadows) (and there are a few more buildings on those distant hills now!)

God playing with her/his paintbox

(another sunrise my photos do not do justice)

"I really, truly believe that people can sense care. In the same way that they can sense carelessness. I think this is about respect that we have for each other. If you expect me to buy something where all I can sense is carelessness, actually I think that is personally offensive. It's offensive culturally, because it shows a disregard for our fellow human. ... Good design for me starts with that determination and motivation and I don't think there's anything, ever, that's good that's come from carelessness. The sad thing is that so much of what we're surrounded by in the physical world that is a product of manufacture, so much of it testifies to carelessness. The one good thing about that is if you do care it is really conspicuous."

- Jonathan Ive, Apple's Head Designer
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My dad's house (the house he built and the house I grew up in) used to be here...



His new house is being built where the vegetable garden used to be:

Beautiful!




(Vimeo caption: Trailer of our short film based on a poem of Jacques Prévert "Tant de forêts". The poem speaks of the irony of the fact that newspapers warn us about deforestation although they are made of paper themselves.)