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Let's see if I can keep up with at least one photo a week.
"It is not what you see that is art. Art is the gap."
-Marcel Duchamp
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- Blueberry-face (day #396)
- More from the 'basket series' (day #395)
- Funny moment (day #394)
- Her new favorite spot (day #393)
- Big toothy smile (day #392)
- Bad welding 101 (day #391)
- 100 balls in a laundry basket (day #390)
- T and Grandpa (day #389)
- I can't believe I ate the whole thing (day #388)
- Lo Mein lunch (day #387)
- My new look (day #386)
- A visit to the zoo (day #385)
- T's first cave painting (day #384)
- Traveling in style (day #383)
- Stuck in a basket (day #382)
- Another picture of Louis (day #381)
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- Funny smile (day #379)
- Play time! (day #378)
- Wow (day #377)
- Peek-a-boo with curtains (day #376)
- Mmmmm...gingerbread (day #375)
- Ladies and Gentleman, I give you, the Cherbundtlat...
- Breadscape (day #373)
- Downtown tree (day #372)
- Still Smilin' (day #371)
- Sun dog (day #370)
- She has Pathos (day #369)
- She's getting the right idea. (day #368)
- A fashion forward baby (day #367)
- Here we go again...(day #366)
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About Me
- John McCambridge
- Minnesota, United States
- Struggling photographer, okay dancer, new father
How did it taste?
ReplyDeleteIt tasted great! All in all a very successful first attempt. One unforeseen consequence of baking a pie within a cake is that because of the pie's weight, it ended up near the top of the cake rather than in the center. A good excuse to try again.
ReplyDeleteIt was a boxed cake mix and a frozen Mrs. Smiths pie. So... it tasted like that. It was more for the sillyness factor to celebrate Sarah M. Bday than anything else. Though everyone complimented me.
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