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May. 28th, 2007 | 12:27
zeitgeist: 
busy
now playing: “Mother Earth” — Within Temptation
I got home, yesterday afternoon. The first thing I did was mow the lawn. The second, to set up my nice speakers with a rather ancient CD player. A portable one from about 1994. The audio is crisp and fantastic, though I think it's more a function of the speakers than of the player (as a test, I played the same tracks off the iPod and I could hear no discernible difference — though it was probably a 160 Kbps track). Makes me glad that I did order a set of nice headphones.
The third thing I did was to place a new hard drive in a friend's broken iPod.
So, I edited together a little clip of video (from about 35 Minutes of raw footage) for a group presentation for Philosophy. I post it here so people can see some of the stuff I was doing over the course of the last semester. This was the fourth thing I did.
Zestful Gardens is a community-driven organic farm in the Puyallup Valley (within sight of The Mountain—Mt. Ranier for the uninitiated). The farm is worked by Holly and her mother, as well as whatever other help they can get. The farm grows a wealth of different crops, all organic. Also on the farm are chickens, goats to eat Blackberry bushes, and a couple little piggies to eat the invasive quack-grass. The interesting thing is that “organic” is more traditional, and current techniques and practices are synthetic, unnatural, and filled with pesticides.
The third thing I did was to place a new hard drive in a friend's broken iPod.
So, I edited together a little clip of video (from about 35 Minutes of raw footage) for a group presentation for Philosophy. I post it here so people can see some of the stuff I was doing over the course of the last semester. This was the fourth thing I did.
Zestful Gardens is a community-driven organic farm in the Puyallup Valley (within sight of The Mountain—Mt. Ranier for the uninitiated). The farm is worked by Holly and her mother, as well as whatever other help they can get. The farm grows a wealth of different crops, all organic. Also on the farm are chickens, goats to eat Blackberry bushes, and a couple little piggies to eat the invasive quack-grass. The interesting thing is that “organic” is more traditional, and current techniques and practices are synthetic, unnatural, and filled with pesticides.