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A few minutes ago. Almost finished with the book (The (Mis)Behavior of Markets).

Heya. I read The Wire in the Blood recently. I have no idea if there's anything in common with the book you're reading except the title. :) Welcome to BAR! -David

Always glad to be a fount of learning opportunities. =) -David

Nasty, Brutish & Short Short by David Michael A collection of violent horror flash fiction and short short stories by David Michael. The Call of the Hunter Moon - Violence is easy. You just let go. Your hands become claws for ripping. Your teeth bare, you snap, you grab, you tear. You...

Landslide: I love that bottom one. Where is that? A thought: I would crop that shot in to be just the lower-middle, with the rough steps and the pots on opposite side of the bright white railing. -David

Heya! Welcome. =) -David

We had a rainy day here in Tulsa. I took the lower right on my front porch, and the other two from my back porch (with the screen door propped open). All three shots were made with my Nikon D700 + Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8. I think all of them are at f5.6 because I'm lazy that way. All of the...

Heya! Welcome to BAR! =) -David

I've only taken one photo so far this month...and it was a of a huge, green d20 (65mm). It has nothing to do with Spring. I'm moving in the direction of almost taking pictures again...

Hammett kicks ass. I really liked Red Harvest, as well as The Maltese Falcon. And, of course, The Thin Man. -David

The Art of the Short Story edited by Dana Gioia and R. S. Gwynn. That's one of the best anthologies of modern short stories I've ever read. 52 authors and their best stories. -David

Heya! Welcome to BAR. =) -David

Welcome to BAR! =) -David

Now I have to go turn my Kindle on and check... -David

I will drag my lazy carcass outside soon and take some new pics. -David

Welcome to BAR! =) I didn't read The Wind in the Willows until I was nearly 40. I enjoyed it. Always wondered about Badger's subterranean house. Who built that? How long ago? There was a story there... -David

Nice. Where was that top photo taken? -David

Thanks. =) Taking a picture of a black object in a white background, you're almost certainly going to need to force an overexposure. Most camera meters will see all that white in the background and choose an exposure that is a stop or two smaller than you want. So it's probably not your...

I like it. A poll that not only admits its self-selection bias, but wears it proudly. [:)] -David

Just so I'm clear: The choices on the poll are "Yes" and "Yes"?