July 2020 – Page 2 – Pisaries Creator

Two Recent Colorings

07/22/2020

Coloring

I promise I have more in store besides colorings to post, but here are two of them I recently finished. One took a lot longer than the other one and had fun with repeating them as I call it Pete and Repeat.
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Random Photo of Myself

07/19/2020

Random Thoughts

I have some negatives from black and whites I took a long time ago. I used to develop my own film and prints when I was in college. I was no Ansel Adams or Annie Leibovitz, but I had fun with it. I really would like to get back into photos at some point in
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More Sand in Tiny Glass Bottles

07/18/2020

Random Thoughts

I‘ll probably eventually try to sell these along with my bookmarks, but in the meantime I’m all about filling tiny glass bottles with different colors of sand. Trust me, there’s no pressure to try to start an online business because as we all know that takes a lot of dedication, time, and money. Besides, I
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Music and Jogging

07/17/2020

Music, Random Thoughts

With Grant Imahara dying, interview of Mary Trump, COVID not going away, paralyzing world economy, my car making sounds I don’t like, and personal things I wish were different, I have gravitated toward things that make me feel better or so I believe. Sometimes, I think I should be doing something else (read better and
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Book Recommendation: Best of the Best American Poetry

07/15/2020

Book Recommendations, Poetry

Publication Date: April 9, 2013 Publisher: Scribner; Anniversary edition Page Number: 352 I had this urge to read more contemporary poetry. Therefore, I invested in this book as I also wanted to read poems by varied poets. This 25th edition serves as a change of times when it was published in 2013. Long gone are
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Weekly Facts #29

07/15/2020

Weekly Facts

Tiger shark embryos fight each other in their mother’s womb for survival because they are often fertilized by different males. A 150-pound adult would weigh 57 pounds on Mercury but 136.5 pounds on Venus and would weigh the most on Jupiter at 351 pounds. S.O.S is for MAYDAY and not Save Our Ship when people
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FYI: State, Territory, and Country Nicknames

07/14/2020

FYI

The U.S. states and territories got their nicknames for several reasons. Some are from historical events, some from their crops, some due to weather, some due to plants and animals, and some based on sports teams. The countries operate in much the same manner. They get their nicknames due to their terrain shape and type,
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Mid July Quotes

07/14/2020

Quotes

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Journal Entry Type #51: Monday is Almost Done

07/13/2020

Crafts, Writing

These are some of the things I did over the weekend. You can’t see me suffering in the 115 degree heat while carrying groceries from the car, up the stairs, and into the apartment. You also didn’t see me buying a vacuum because my old one has been broken for a good week. I got
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TV Show Review: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000-2015)

07/10/2020

TV Recommendations, TV Reviews

Quote by Gil Grissom “I am sure if there is something out there looking down on us from somewhere else in the universe, they’re wise enough to stay away from us.” CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is show that premiered in 2000 that highlights the criminal cases detectives and forensics work on the night shift in
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Weekly Facts #28

07/09/2020

Weekly Facts

Legos since 1963 are made from acylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). This plastic is heated and then injected into molds. It says it will find an alternative to this plastic by 2030. The average time after you call 911 in the U.S. is 10 minutes. Often it takes longer in larger cities as it is also
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Last Five Movies I’ve Watched

07/08/2020

Movie Information, Movie Recommendations

I’m not going to list what I usually do such as director, actors, actresses, genre, length of movie, rating, and more. I’m going to give a brief summary of each movie, overall rating of the movie, and whatever else comes to mind. Watch at your own accord as I’m not responsible for time lost or
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Weekly Facts #27

07/08/2020

Weekly Facts

There are five types of climate on Earth. They are tropical, dry, temperate, continental, and polar. The largest body of water is the Pacific Ocean with a maximum depth of 11,022 meters and area of 179,650,000 square kilometers. The second is the Atlantic Ocean with a maximum depth of 9,212 meters and area of 106,100,000
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