By Jefferson Davis, on August 12th, 2010%
I have a gripe that perhaps some of you have as well. There are tens of thousands of groups on Flickr. Over the years, I’ve joined quite a few and contribute when I can. There is an entire segment of groups centralised around the cities in which we reside. I too think this is grand. It . . . → Read More: Group Rantings
By Jefferson Davis, on August 8th, 2010%
About two or three nights a month I have to do audits and resets overnight. I hate working third shift. I’m very thankful that I don’t have to do it all the time unlike so many of my co-workers. It should really be outlawed. Nobody should have to work overnight. It ruins your life. I did . . . → Read More: A Mans Meal
By Jefferson Davis, on August 8th, 2010%
I wrote this wee poem back in late 2008 when things were not so grand in the land of Davis. I found it today by accident while perusing one of my backup drives. It speaks for itself, I think.
I have watched a myriad Of red and green lights . . . → Read More: Literal City
By Jefferson Davis, on July 5th, 2010%
Sleepy eyes.
Feet dragging from the bedroom to the cool kitchen tiles.
Weary eyes peer out the window pane over the sink to find a moonlit wind swept drive.
Peek into a mysterious cupboard to discover Early Grey awaiting a pour.
Half and Half or Straight?
Hot kettle screeches a wakening tune breaking the subdued silence of twilight.
Inhalation of steamy rousing . . . → Read More: Twilight Tea
By Jefferson Davis, on May 11th, 2010%
One day last week, I was at work doing audits and such as I do everyday when a box of screws fell and splattered into a marvellous figure of a dolphin. Seeing the dolphin in the jumble of screws, I studied it lying lying there on the frigid concrete floor. A moment later my boss came . . . → Read More: Artistic Licence