My husband's primary mode of transportation. It's a good little jeep and its only got like 235,000 miles on it. :)
When in a low light situation, and you are too lazy to find your tripod, blur it on purpose.
The cat from yesterday -- Yes, I believe Ebby is short for Ebony. I didn't get a vote on its name, or I would have still called it Leo, and may do that anyway. Keeping it at the building may not be a good idea. One of the secretaries got the impression it had been declawed and it hasn't offered to scratch anyone so we have no proof otherwise; we can't keep it inside (per college regulations) and no one is there on the weekends.
Anyone want a cat?
Regarding the cat - you can tell if she's declawed by taking one of her front paws and gently pushing on the pads. If claws are there, they will pop out of the toes. Also declawed cats have shorter front paws because they actually amputate part of their toes to achieve the clawlessness. Unbelievably cruel and results in balance problems and life-long pain in their feet - for those who would consider doing such a thing to their cat...
That's not blur - that's art! Great motion - you almost cannot tell whether it is coming or going. Amazing # of miles - can't believe it's still running.
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