Saturday, April 23, 2005
DOUBLE VISION
HUGE version
here we were, paul watching final destiny 2 and me working on web development stuff and kind of watching final destiny 2...at least the gory parts anyway. if you haven't seen that movie, it's one of those flicks where you scream and laugh out loud in the theater because it's that hard core.
when i turned my head and glanced out the window, i saw the most amazingly colorful double rainbow i've ever laid my eyes on. "holy crap!! look at that!" i exclaimed and you never saw two guys scramble so fast for their cameras. i tried to put the wide angle lens on the vid cam and shoot footage for NatureLibrary.com but failed because of the tiny drizzle of rain that ruined my one attempt.
mother nature eye candy aside, i spend the early part of the day catching up with evan and amanda (friends from the ice) at te papa, the local museum here in wellington. te papa, i now know thanks to chris, means 'our place'...a perfectly fitting name for such a wonderous establishment.
the new website www.wordjamm.com is coming along nicely and should be ready to share with everyone before too long. i'm hoping to have it ready to go inside of this next week. might be sooner. keep your eyes peeled.
HUGE version
here we were, paul watching final destiny 2 and me working on web development stuff and kind of watching final destiny 2...at least the gory parts anyway. if you haven't seen that movie, it's one of those flicks where you scream and laugh out loud in the theater because it's that hard core.
when i turned my head and glanced out the window, i saw the most amazingly colorful double rainbow i've ever laid my eyes on. "holy crap!! look at that!" i exclaimed and you never saw two guys scramble so fast for their cameras. i tried to put the wide angle lens on the vid cam and shoot footage for NatureLibrary.com but failed because of the tiny drizzle of rain that ruined my one attempt.
mother nature eye candy aside, i spend the early part of the day catching up with evan and amanda (friends from the ice) at te papa, the local museum here in wellington. te papa, i now know thanks to chris, means 'our place'...a perfectly fitting name for such a wonderous establishment.
the new website www.wordjamm.com is coming along nicely and should be ready to share with everyone before too long. i'm hoping to have it ready to go inside of this next week. might be sooner. keep your eyes peeled.