Saturday, 22nd of January, 2000
Friday, 21st of January, 2000
I'm borrowing a Sony Mavica from the school for the weekend. This is awesome. There are so many pics, I won't bother spending much time making them look really pretty, they look highly realistic as is. Forget thumbnails and stuff for now. Just the stuff. I took the camera around with me for the day, and here's been my day from when school ended:
Picture - 15:20 - I set out from school and head north on Warson Road. I gotta go to one of our houses to pick up a screwdriver.
Picture - I head west on Missouri Highway 340, or Olive Boulevard.
Picture - I hit a traffic light. Fun.
Picture - Here's a random suburban house.
Picture - Here's another suburban house.
Picture - Here's our house that we are remodeling.
Picture - On the way out of that subdivision, I spot a nice Impala SS.
Picture - Here's the Walgreens right outside the subdivision.
Picture - I head back east on MO340, and head south on US67, or Lindbergh Blvd. I'm heading up the onramp as it ends and I merge.
Picture - U-turn ramp. Traffic kinda heavy too, it IS Friday afternoon.
Picture - I head on Interstate 64 / US Highway 40 east. Time to drive to work.
Picture - Busted.
Picture - Traffic starting to pick up near I170 intersection. Owell, it's not bad for Friday I guess. Just an occasional stop.
Picture - Tall van in the way, or I had a nice shot of traffic. Owell, you get the point of traffic.
Picture - Still heading eastbound on Interstate 64. Still some traffic, but at least moving.
Picture - Now we are just past Hampton Avenue exit, and you can see the Science Centre in the distance... the thing with the dome.
Picture - Wow. This turned out nice. Here's where the highway splits to eastbound under and westbound over the eastbound lanes before the Grand Avenue exit. You've got a red Corvette there too. Nice urban highway example.
Picture - Battery running low. Owell, still can get pictures, almost at work now. Still under the westbound lanes, and to the left, you see the mile marking, mile 37. It's a blue sign. Notice how close that warehouse to the left is to the highway. There was no room to expand this highway whatsoever, that's why they went above.
Picture - 16:00 - Got to work. Here's the office complex.
Picture - 19:15 - I drive home from work down US64 east. Wow, camera works well at night going 60 mph too.
Picture - I continue by drive as I approach the Clayton Road exit. You can see the world's largest Amoco sign in the distance. Ok, it might not be, but still a darn big sign.
Picture - I drive by a nice bank office building in Brentwood at the intersection of I64 and I170. I head north on I170.
Picture - Wow, that turned out nicely. Considering this is out sideways and I was moving 65 mph. This is the Schnucks on I170 and Ladue.
Picture - I turn into my subdivision. This is Alice Place. Ok, not much to see here except a stop sign. Too dark.
Picture - I turn into Olivette Lane. There's that hug pothole among a bunch of others on this lane. That thing can be dangerous too.
Thursday, 20th of January, 2000
It was particularly cold today. That might have influenced the fact that I needed to start my car with a screwdriver today. The flex plate was in a bad spot, and refused to grip regardless of how many times I crank. I had to move the flex plate a little with a screwdriver to get it to start.
Wednesday, 19th of January, 2000
Tuesday, 18th of January, 2000
Monday, 17th of January, 2000
Sunday, 16th of January, 2000
