Pictures of our Lives (Part Two)

This topic was created in the Scorpio forum by Scorpius_ on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 and has 46 replies.

What is the significance of pictures in our lives

Pictures capture moments and memories, reflecting our identities and experiences. They help us preserve history, express emotions, and communicate beyond words. Understanding their importance enhances how we value visual storytelling in daily life and relationships.

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The one above is Mona Lisa Cafe. I took these just now. Got an espresso. 🙂

^^^ Though it's hard to see, this is the bar that's in the plaza. I'm friends with the girl who owns it so I get free drinks for my friends and myself even though I'm not old enough. 🙂

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a show i went to over the summer, which if you're smart proves i've been honest about where i reside. 😛 also, in case you couldn't see...


he just couldn't keep his eyes off me. can't say i blame him. *brushes shoulder off*


a different show i went to. you can't see it, but she bounced her butt off the bench a lot while she played. it was funny.


FOCUSSSSSS


the hippie van where i first met antibling. just kidding...it outside some other random show i went to.


funny bumper sticker on the back of someone's p.o.s.


niagara falls, from a late-night trip some friends and i took a couple weeks ago. long drive that was.


a cool-looking theater thing on the strip.


king kong ripping down the empire state building...and a museum at the same time.


one of the many ways in which drinking on a dry campus may be accomplished.

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Stuff from my general area over the last week. Some of you have probably heard that Southern Cal has been pretty much on fire as of the last week. There was a point where there were several fires about an hour to the north of me. One in my county to the east of me. And several fires south of me in the San Diego area. West being the Pacific Ocean 😛.

I think this is a picture someone nabbed of the one that was in my county. The actual canyon where the fire was at was a place I had trained at several years back while in the academy.

Smoke filled sky but the crazy thing about this picture was that this was taken in the morning when the sun is super high and bright.

Some of you football fans may have heard Qual-Comm Stadium got turned into an evac station.

For any of you that are beach-goers or surfers types, imagine hitting the sand in the morning and seeing this in the distance

For any of you posters that are here in So Cal as well, nothing but good thoughts and wishes for you and yours.