Biking Brooklyn. Prospect Park. May 18, 2013 at 01:43PM

Biking Brooklyn. Prospect Park. May 18, 2013 at 01:43PM

Apartment Hunting
Have begun my search in Brooklyn by biking through neighborhoods. This is yesterday’s adventure. Today begins another one. “A” is my current location.

Apartment Hunting

Have begun my search in Brooklyn by biking through neighborhoods. This is yesterday’s adventure. Today begins another one. “A” is my current location.

Waiting for the subway. April 06, 2013 at 05:43PM

Waiting for the subway. April 06, 2013 at 05:43PM

Snow. RI. March 22, 2013

Snow. RI. March 22, 2013

more snow.

#nemo in RI. 
February 10, 2013.

more snow.

#nemo in RI.

February 10, 2013.

Snow. 
February 09, 2013.

Snow.

February 09, 2013.

With lights flickering on and off with #Nemo, I prep candles so we’re ready. February 08, 2013 at 06:21PM

With lights flickering on and off with #Nemo, I prep candles so we’re ready. February 08, 2013 at 06:21PM

Queensboro Plaza. January 06, 2013 at 02:47PM

Queensboro Plaza. January 06, 2013 at 02:47PM

Sunny Sunday and Queen gives me an idea of what to do.

Will be riding over some Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens bridges this afternoon.

asker

Anonymous asked: hello,i don't mean to sound rude but i was wondering if you still are using subway@tumblr?

Thinking about it. You’ll have to leave an email or something to hear/talk more.

Peter and Jennifer. Potomac, MD. December 29, 2012 at 01:50PM

Peter and Jennifer. Potomac, MD. December 29, 2012 at 01:50PM

Mothership Connection

jtotheizzoe:


In case you’re curious, this is atmospheric airglow, NOT the aurora.
It’s caused by similar, beautiful excitation of atoms like oxygen and nitrogen way up in the atmosphere, but the energy comes from different places. Whereas auroras are caused by the electrons and protons ejected from the Sun in the solar wind, airglow comes from less-intense energized radiation from sunlight itself, like UV rays. Check here for more!
It’s like Earth’s candy shell.


Notable: mmm… atmospheric airglow. Double mmm… Earth’s candy shell.

jtotheizzoe:

In case you’re curious, this is atmospheric airglow, NOT the aurora.

It’s caused by similar, beautiful excitation of atoms like oxygen and nitrogen way up in the atmosphere, but the energy comes from different places. Whereas auroras are caused by the electrons and protons ejected from the Sun in the solar wind, airglow comes from less-intense energized radiation from sunlight itself, like UV rays. Check here for more!

It’s like Earth’s candy shell.

Notable: mmm… atmospheric airglow. Double mmm… Earth’s candy shell.

Friday

Friday

beer. November 21, 2012 at 10:40PM

beer. November 21, 2012 at 10:40PM