Crowded Platform

Metro Center. With the possible exception of the Smithsonian Metro stop on a summer weekend afternoon, this is the most crowded I’ve ever seen a Metro platform.

Photo taken with a Palm Zire 71.

Multiple Pipes

I’m not sure why, but there is something strangely disturbing, in a dark and Geiger-ish way, about the arrangement of all the dryer exhaust pipes in the laundry room.

Photo taken with a Palm Zire 71.

Rhizomes

An amusing caption at an educational exhibit on plants in the National Botanical Garden.

Photo taken with a Palm Zire 71.

Unwanted Irony

I’m still recovering from a mild virus that hitched back with me from the Philippines, and my lungs have been giving up their dead for about a week now. Last night, I cracked open a bottle of store-brand Tussin syrup (cough suppresant) and quickly chugged down two teaspoons. A few drops took the wrong route, however, and left me hacking and coughing for about five minutes afterward.

Pomography

Speaking of postmodern Christianity, Alex Arnold has a series of posts on just that topic.

(And a side note: when you write “postmodern” as its hip abbreviation, “PoMo,” be sure to capitalize that “M.” With some fonts, “pomo” looks just a bit too much like another word.)