Traveling Vietnam Wall Memorial, North Georgia, mid-90s
A crusty old vet who ran a laundromat near the apartments I lived in at the time teared up when he saw these.
posted by The Sanity Inspector @ 11:12 PM
Sunday, September 11, 2005
A crusty old vet who ran a laundromat near the apartments I lived in at the time teared up when he saw these.
An ongoing sampling of favorite photos taken with my first and only serious camera, the Olympus IS-3, bought in summer 1993. Click on the images for larger views, and go through the archives to the first post to see more of what this blog is about.
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- Name: The Sanity Inspector
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Welcome to my little share of the blogosphere. I am a reviewer at Amazon, a participant in the usenet forum alt.quotations, and a frequent commenter, at first mostly on the right-wing side of the blogosphere, but now anywhere spirited debate is allowed. My seemingly self-congratulatory nic is actually an homage to Alan Coren's book of the same name, which I recommend to fans of English wit. Enjoy your visit. Email me at synapsid circle-A hotmail.com
Previous Posts
- Carnival of Hurricane Katrina Relief
- Freaknik, Atlanta, mid-1990s
- Get Fat And Die
- Habitat For Humanity
- When Jesse Jackson came to town
- 4th of July, Atlanta, late 1990s
- What is an Olympus IS-3?
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