Friday, November 5, 2010

Day 85 - Public Service Announcement

Tomorrow night the time change is upon us. It is a reminder to change the batteries in your smoke detectors. Changing these batteries could save your families life. Every year people die in house fires because the batteries in their smoke detectors were dead. So as the temperature begins to drop, go get some batteries this weekend to change the ones in your smoke detector.



Enjoy,
Chris

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Day 84 of 365 - Tickets

My tickets for the Backyard Brawl arrived today. Looking forward to going to see WVU and Pitt play at Heinz Field in a few weeks.



Enjoy,
Chris

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Day 83 of 365 - Time Flies

Time really flies any more. Seems just the other day it was spring. Now it is raining and cold. Hey! Spring will be here soon I guess.




Enjoy,
Chris

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Custom Framing

As Christmas approaches do not forget Ohio Hiker Photography offers a wide variety of moldings and mats for your custom framing project. Stop by The Home Place on Second Avenue today to see our molding and mat samples and place your order.

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Chris

Day 82 of 365 - The World Runs on Dunkin'

I am not a big coffee person, but I enjoy Dunkin' Donuts Coffee. So as I was getting up this morning I setup this shot with my bag of Dunkin' Donuts Coffee and my Coffee press.



Enjoy,
Chris

Monday, November 1, 2010

Day 81 of 365 - Steam Power

This is the cylinder and valve of my toy steam engine. The steam engine still works and from what I can tell it is from the 1930's. I am not sure if it is a Weeden Steam Engine or a Holly Overtype. I love the craftsmanship of an item that was considered a toy.



Enjoy,
Chris

Day 80 of 365 - Thistle

I realized this evening that when we got busy last night at work I forgot to post my picture. I did take it yesterday, I promise

Out at training session at work today and noticed the thistles against the blue of the sky. Also caught a wisp of cloud.



Enjoy,
Chris