It's an electric breakfast
Now you too can enjoy your Jedi powers right as you start your day with a Light-Up SaberSPOON.
I like the fact they mention it's "not dishwasher safe" and "not microwave safe" either. Well, yeah. Putting an electrical item through the washer or microwave isn't the smartest move in the world, now, is it.
And one knows you can't eat cereal with a SaberSPOON without having your official R2-D2 Snack Bowl.. which is also not diswasher safe or microwave safe.
Breakfast with batteries. Mm-mm good!
Rainbow
A quick lightning storm came by, which resulted in a rainbow. Shot taken in front of my house about 20 minutes ago.
Betta look this way (hardy har har)
My two fish. These are bettas. Nice, easy low-maintenance fish - my favorite kind. Why separate bowls? Because if you put two bettas in the same bowl they kill each other (for real).
Oh, small note, those bubbles at the top are bubble nests. Bettas like to do that.
One more note. The camera couldn't get this, but the one on the left is medium blue and the one on the right is dark red.
Not lightly do the leaves of Lorien fall
The image you see here is an early birthday present from Kat.
It's an official replica of the Leaves of Lorien (what Hobbits wear) from the movie The Lord of The Rings. Those who know the movie are familiar with it. The image you see here is clickable to see a big sized image. I decided to take a pic against a white piece of paper and super-sized it in case anyone wants to use it as wallpaper.
Thank you to Kat for a cool gift. :-)
-- edit --
This is not the Leaves of Lorien, it's an Elven Brooch. My bad. I still really like it though. :-)
-- edit part 2 --
Actually, this might be the leaves of Lorien. Not sure on that one. Either way I still like it a lot.
I hate my car dealership
My truck was in for service this morning so I had to take a crappy '99 Oldsmobile Intrigue loaner car until they were finished with it. Here's an actual shot of that car's steering wheel, untouched (for real, it's really like this):
Yes, "courteous" is spelled wrong.
The last "courteous" person who drove the car left me this little present:
I hate my car dealership.