beepod chair (aka bumbo), originally uploaded by biblicone.

Almost two month old *lily*

bebepod chair (aka bumbo), originally uploaded by biblicone.

Almost two month old *lily* - May 3, 2008.

BebePod Chair, originally uploaded by biblicone.

*lily* on May 28, 2008.

Whats on TV?, originally uploaded by biblicone.

*lily* in her beepod chair on June 29, 2008.

How does this thing work?, originally uploaded by biblicone.

*lily* with figuring out her teething bomb.

Lily with her teething bomb, originally uploaded by biblicone.

Cute chubby *lily* with her teething bomb.

Lily Kicks some more from mob biblicone on Vimeo.

Lily Kicks To Start The Lights from mob biblicone on Vimeo.

backsplash after the grout, originally uploaded by biblicone.

Here is the backsplash fully installed including the grout. Hooray.

Mike as a newborn…
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See all of my recent photos on Flickr.

I have been experimenting with some panoramic shots recently:

An auditorium at Princeton University during the NMC 2008 conference:

Skyline of Philadelphia:

A run-down building with a little bit of graffiti:

I have also been experimenting with HDR photos. HDR is where you merge several photos of varying exposure to get one photo where you can see detail in the dark and bright areas.

A run down building that had a lot of garbage inside of it:

The Princeton University Chapel:

No prior experience installing anything tile related. I really wanted to see how hard it really was. I read how to do it online, and watched lots of home improvement shows and figured it wouldn’t be too difficult. I scored the wall so the adhesive would stick better. Then I started applying the adhesive with the trowel.

I thought I was supposed to apply some to both the wall and then the back of the tile. This was a mistake. The adhesive went thru the mesh of the tile and got all over the place. Then when I put it up on the wall the tile was buried in the adhesive.

This wasnt going to work. I pulled it off and rinsed off all the adhesive and laid tile outside to dry. (I ended up not needing that piece anyways).

Once I got the hang of how to put the adhesive on the wall, and troweling it to the right depth, it went pretty quick. I have to wait 24 hours to put the grout on.

New Bathroom Mirror, originally uploaded by biblicone.

I removed a smaller round mirror and replaced it with this large mirror that fills the space.

Here is the smaller round mirror: