Bright Sun, Hot Women, Fun Photos

September 7, 2014 Timothy Price10 Comments

On my way home from having a computer tested at the Apple Store, I drove by a group of women in bikinis standing on the sidewalk holding up signs for a carwash. I made a quick U-turn, parked and got the low-down on the charity carwash ABQ-Live The Magazine was holding to raise money for the Lymphoma and Leukemia Foundation. A group of professional models were doing a great job attracting people to the event. Menaul Blvd is not the prettiest street in Albuquerque, and the light at 1:00 pm was direct and harsh, but the models were great, and I managed to get a nice set of photos of three of the beautiful women working the event. Since the model wearing cut-offs wasn’t holding a sign, she did a little extra modeling for the camera.

A Girl And Her Dog

September 2, 2014September 2, 2014 Timothy Price22 Comments

Vanessa and Sampson.

Woman in the Mirror

September 1, 2014September 1, 2014 Timothy Price16 Comments

Reflecting.

Green Chile

August 16, 2014 Timothy Price19 Comments

One of the high points of summer — we put up our first sack of roasted green chiles from Wagner’s Farm.

Easy Rider

May 21, 2014 Timothy Price6 Comments

Born to be wild, this woman is one easy rider.

Dude! Like…

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Reflections on Fashion Friday

April 18, 2014 Timothy Price15 Comments

A quick photo session before we were out the door.

Infidel Lumberjack

March 24, 2014 Timothy Price10 Comments

Since we are having branches that have been piling up around the property for the past couple of years chipped, I finally got around to cutting down an old, diseased peach tree that we are not going to irrigate this season because of water restrictions. I was going to cut down the tree with a chainsaw, but the chain come off sawing on the first branch. Since it’s a real pain to put the chain back on the chainsaw, I got a bow saw and discovered I could saw through the branches very quickly, and had the tree cut down by hand in 30 minutes — not much longer than it would have taken me to put the chain back on the chainsaw once I gathered up all the tools and got the chain back on and adjusted properly. Whenever I cut down trees, I can’t help thinking about Monty Python’s “Lumberjack Song.”

Laurie put the finishing touches on the catio, including trying to clean the calcium carbonate from water seeping out of the swamp cooler over the years. She was really cute scraping on the glass. The last photo shows the finished catio. The large box leaning against the bonsai shelves has my darkroom sink in it.