Sail to the Moon

So a couple things are obvious. It's been a while since I've posted anything. Also, if this image looks familiar, this is why. I just liked the way this view emphasises the vortex-like path to the North Star. And I wanted to try b+w. Also, this post is a turning point. It marks the end of my personal relationship with PCs and the beginning of a new life in the embrace of a Mac. My iMacG5 arrived last week and naturally I've been somewhat distracted. It may wear off soon ... then again, it may not.

brian says:
Congrats on the MAC, I am infinitely jealous!

Matt Cahill says:
Great to hear of another Mac convert! Have fun ;)

Courtney says:
As your friend, I feel it is necessary that you realize you are using terms like "personal relationship" and "embrace" in reference to your computer. G5 or no G5, think about that.

johnny says:
Ahhh ... friendship. It's funny, Rita Mac Brown once said: "The statistics on sanity are that one out of every four Americans is suffering from some form of mental illness. Think of your three best friends. If they're okay, then it's you." So thanks for helping me to see where I stand.

Anonymous says:
Being that I visited your site on June 8th and your last submission was on May 31st, I think you are right to say you are distracted. And no... I don't believe it is going to wear off soon. I hope your "new life" is going well with your G5. But try not to forget about all of us! :)

Lisa says:
That was me above. I don't follow directions well. Can you tell?

Jason says:
Yeah! When are you going to post another pic??

tetsu says:
Hi, Nice sky! I feel I can catch the stars!