Willie Wonka wrote:
> A lucky Moose indeed.
>
> You have managed to visit all of my favorite places and take some fantastic
> images, judging by the previews so far.
>
More to come, possibly including places you don't know. :-) Busy
conference yesterday through Sunday, though.
>
> Gloucester is a city that wifey and I love. BTW I think I too have a picture
> of the ship against the Boston skyline somewhere...:)
>
> Back to Acadia...I didn't get a chance to go back as intended. Six days
> there...this is a real dream (not to mention the ability to take 28 day long
> vacation...)
I can only take such a vacation because I am retired. And because I
retired early, I can only afford it through the kindness of friends at
whose houses we are lucky enough to be invited to stay.
> It looks like within the last few years, somehow I have managed to aquire
> skills that no one else has within my company of more than 200000.
Not necessarily an unmixed curse. I survived an LBO and another major
round of layoffs because my skills were a small, but unique cog in the
survival of the company at those times.
> I am really really envious, Moose.
>
Hang in there. At your age, I was working and raising kids, too, and
couldn't dream of such vacations.
>
> Did you try to moosify that image, by palming it?
>
Sorry, I don't understand the question. What is "palming"? If you refer
to this image, it's a straight, uncropped shot of nature in Acadia with
only a little of my usual digital darkroom "improvement", but no tricks.
<http://galleries.moosemystic.net/MooseFoto/index.php?gallery=NorthEast_2009/MtDesert&image=_MG_8634ia.jpg>
Moose
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