Showing posts with label Observations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Observations. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3

Observations #22

my plastic tail has a history

Observations #21

the handle of the overturned toy is purple

Friday, April 11

Observations #20 (Paul Di Filippo Edition)

The wash cloth hanging on the shower curtain rod is slightly darker on its wetter edge

Observations #19 (Ryokan Edition)

showing their backs
then their fronts
falling maple leafs

Wednesday, April 9

Sunday, April 6

Observations #17

the couch creaks when it is sat in

Thursday, April 3

Observations #16

the farther away an object is from a naked incandescent bulb the more diffuse its shadow

Observations #15

the floral cushion on the kitchen chair is hanging slightly off one corner

Observations #14

the soft outer petals of the daffodil are lit by the living room lamp

Observations #13

slightly broken glasses tilt on my face

Observations #12

i can touch things with my hands

Observations #11

turning down the volume is similar to but not the same as turning off

Thursday, March 27

Observations #10

after a day out in the sun my skin feels hot

Wednesday, March 19

Observations #9

the small ridges left by a knife in cream cheese are capped in toast crumbs

Wednesday, March 12

Observations #8

on cloudy nights there is a diffuse glow of light around the moon

Monday, March 10

Observations #7 (smell detection)

when i am outside on cold nights i can some times detect the smell burning wood in the air, and i assume someone is burning wood because it is cold

Observations #6

the hot water in the bathroom sink is rarely hot when it is first turned on

Observations #5

there are finger nail markings in the wood above the toilet paper roll

Friday, February 29

Observations #4

The corners of a used spiral bound notebook tend to curve upward.

Tuesday, February 26

Observations #3 (Remnant Coolness)

Condensation forms on the inside of the car window where snow or ice is sticking to the outside of the window. If the outside snow falls, slides, or is wiped off the inside condensation is left until that area heats up. While driving in a snow storm, if the windshield wiper is timed correctly, between each wipe the windshield will be covered with a combination of condensation lacking snow on the opposite side, snow with no associated condensation, and snow with associated condensation.