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Trying to be liked, one likes to try liking. Making up for a lack of communication skills, this public diary attempts to give away the farm while maintaining the livestock. For example, here lie some neat pictures of the new workbench:

No News Never Negates New News

There is little to say, and so much time to say it. That time must be filled, preferably with silence. This is filling a lake with water. That is as deep as it gets here. We try to keep things light. We try to avoid the big questions. We do not ask questions that we do not know the answers to. We speak in second person plural to hide any individual ownership of a thought. The deeper we get, the less meaning the depth holds. Any discussion delegitimizes the weight of itself. The more I write, the less I mean. I seek airy discourse through philosophy or, more accurately, philosophization. I desire to strip the platitudes of their power. I have no desire to dance about architecture.

Pictures, platitudes, and pedestal putting will be post humorous.

Finally, a recent post

Here are some pedladen photographs:

7% of a picture

I currently have no camera batteries meaning pictures of the prolific peg board remain unposted. In other carhole news, a super sweet workbench is forthcoming. Utilizing one of the three Rs, it will be a lot like a table, with only one side accessible, hence a bench. The trick to this masterpiece of engineering will be ensuring that it works as designed. Please, stay tuned as the thought process proceeds.

Margaret

Pegleg Pete: Pictures Pending.

Sunny Day

Today was a nice day, but not in a photogenic way. Therefore, here is another interior picture.

Inner Space

Since this web log is all about the photographs, I decided to post some. I also wanted to be overly self-referential. I am prominently featured from the inside, unlike most of my previous photographic submissions. This way, you can see how I look from the point of view of my best friend, Snowball. My insides look good with flash as well as without the flash. You can especially see the inside of my overhead door, the unfinished interior walls, and you can barely see a switch in my picture. These are my most prominent indoor features.