Category: MTM Daily Photo

Voted

  Yes, I vote as often as I can. To those who think there are millions of people voting illegally, I vote once per election. I do my best to vote every election.  This year’s ballot was long; marijuana initiatives, efforts to...

Leaves Turning

This morning when I looked through my car windshield over the steering wheel I was happy to see the trees outside the Veterans For Peace office in their full-color beauty. Do you see the Veterans For Peace emblem in the background? Across...

Life On My Windshield

I drove off to the VFP office in my car and what did I see? There was a caterpillar on my windshield. I did not stop to take it off. I guess I should have. Fortunately, my office is close to home...

A Random Shot

Nothing special here. Just a picture taken from my car of plants on the road median in downtown Saint Louis. Notice the Orkin pest control box on the left. I guess we must have some good size rats running around at night...

Check Out the Sky

Really not much to say about this one. Just a simple picture of the early morning sky taken with my phone, Galaxy Note S3.   Edited with BlogPad Pro

16 Miles and a Few Pictures

Today I rode my bicycle 16 miles. I road down 7th to Gravois to Arsenal, to Kingshighway, to Manchester, back to Broadway, South on Broadway for a while, turned around and went home. I stopped by a music shop where I found...

The Sky On the Way Home From Work

I bought Deborah a small Nikon Coolpix camera about two year ago. I mean really small. It’s the S01. The pictures are OK. I’ve decided tp carry it for my daily pics until I can find something a bit better. I have...

Donuts and Drones:

I attended part three of a four part panel series organized by Drone Free St. Louis. This event explored various concerns and implications of domestic drone use by the St. Louis Police Department, with donuts! The panel zeroed in on how militarized...

Walking Back to the Office

I love flowers. So when I don’t think I’m going to find a particularly interesting subject to photograph, flowers are awesome fill-ins to make sure I have a daily picture to post. The only image more pleasant than a beautiful flower is...

Hanging Out

Today Deborah and I rode 5 miles on our bikes, went to a Marshalls were I bought a white shirt and hungout with our friend Denise and her partner Daniel. Deborah felt inspired to take a few pictures of me in my...

No Escaping It!

Donald Sterling is simply a high profile example of the racism that continues to be a constant undercurrent in our country. Many people claim it is isolated, but it is everywhere. One really does not have to search for it. For years,...

Without my Motorized Two Wheels.

Well, I was finally able to go back to Newark and move my motorcycle. It has been partially covered through this crazy winter. It has some rust I really need to attend to soon. Sitting and listening to people ride by on...

Father Rolling with His Daughter.

This is a touching and yet somewhat strange moment. It is wonderful to see a dad with his daughter. I love that he is teaching her how to be tough and face danger. But NYC on a miniature surf or oversize skateboard...

Mosque Tower STL

Came across this mosque when dropping off some office furniture at a Good Will in STL. I haven’t been back. I hope to visit soon.  

Hanging Out at a 60 Year Reunion

One of the coolest things I have ever done was to accompany my mother to her 60th Year High School Reunion. That’s right, my mother went to a 60-year reunion where many of her high school buddies reminisced about the fun times...

Sam Winstead

World War II Marine combat veteran and Veteran For Peace member Samuel Winstead, led a 360-mile “Ride for Peace” from Raleigh, NC, to D.C. I caught up with him in Washington. This picture was taken minutes after he finished the ride. He...

Peace-athon

Students from Southern Illinois University Carbondale organized a peace-athon with Veterans For Peace. unfortunately, The site was in an out of the way place in the country and few people attended. It was a good try.