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September fire place
September fire place, originally uploaded by jronaldlee. Some rights reserved: CC BY 2.0. A fire crackles gently on the hearth. How do you get a good shot of a fire with an iPhone? Take 30 pictures and...
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Hampton fire
A charred fire hydrant is an ironic symbol of the fire that destroyed a block of businesses during near-hurricane force winds on February 26, 2010. A fire broke out in the Surf Hotel, and an entire...
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Pomegranate Citrus Martini
Here’s a timely weekend post. With a few cool days, we had opportunity to start a fire. Here’s a cocktail recipe I came up with on the spot. I doubt it’s original, but it sure was tasty! Equal parts...
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Abandon hope, all ye who enter here
This time Fred Conlon’s Gnome-be-Gones, Gnimrod and Gnorbert (left to right) have something very diabolical planned for these poor unsuspecting gnomes. No Gnomes were harmed in the making of this...
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Burning cube of fire
And I fell down into a burning cube of fire… Nah, doesn’t have the same ring. Apologies to Johnny Cash. The monthly scavenger hunt had a clue “cubicle hell” in November, and there were a lot of folks...
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Candle Flame
I like taking pictures of fire and smoke. Maybe because fire is analogous to life. The way it moves and feeds. Perhaps I just like the patterns fire makes. Maybe because answering the question, “What...
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