mountainmelody

sign I saw today:

drugs...
alcohol...
incompetence...
KILL

tree

branches

fallen trees

Does it bother anyone else that Birmingham was ranked the 10th most dangerous city in the US? Apparently it's more dangerous than LA, New York, Chicago, or--well, most other places.

shadow

tree and water

fallen tombstones

tombstone

here are a few more random tombstones from when we were in boston

I spend too much time driving and too much time thinking random thoughts while driving. So here's my random thought of the day:

Five ways I would be most likely to have a wreck:
1. hitting a deer
2. merging onto 280
3. anything else on 280
4. ritual morning brake-stomp on 59
5. high-speed blow-out on 459

fall (new hampshire, but it's been looking like this here)

A recent American academic study suggested that for men today, adolescence continues on average until the age of 34.

sand

Birmingham residents had the third-longest average commute in the nation in 2001 - 34 miles round-trip.

water

ocean

boat

bridge