#55 "Tedster"

Tedster having another electrical moment on Ridgecrest waiting for the Rain.  Ah geez we soo need the rain.

#54 "Two Faced Slider"

Two Faced Slider debating the way on the corner of Burton and Wellesley.

#53 "Teddette"

 Oh another Teddette courting electricity on Ridgecrest in the median

#52 "Standard Ted"

"Standard Ted" on the wall @ Solano and Copper.  We are all alike really with slight  chemical/genetic variations , nothing special and yet individual personalities seem to shine.

#51 "Flovarius"

Flovarius rests intently in the flower pot @ the bank.  The spring flowers are luscious finally.

#50 "Humphrey"

Humphrey, on Wellesley down low, hanging on the wire, and out of sorts.

#49 "Sir Brownosester"

Sir Brownosester on the one way going the wrong way.

#48 "Sylvie"

Sylvie cat, Sylvie rat, Sylvie mole on the pole @ Morningside, She's a happy girl in the warm morning sun.

#47 "Tiki Toful"

Very alien for Tiki Toful to be on Central hiding in the pansies.  She might be there for awhile.

#46 " Ms. Uppity"

Ms Uppity on the fence at Burton Park 2 days ago.  She got taken even before I had time to post, perhaps because I'm 2 days late.  Oh well we hope she's happy.

#45 "Mr Arthur Tex"

Mr Arthur on a new adventure @ Bird Songs new store, peeking around the corner in front of Prehistoric Textiles.  Feeling like with the right movement of the books, Mr. Arthur could roll to the back of the shelf and be lost for weeks or months.

#44 "Mrs. Chubetz"

Mrs. Chubetz looking for inspirtation to make it up the stairs @ Johnson gym

#43 "Lucy" go the other way

Lucy directing traffic.

#42 "TED"

I've been listening to a few TED talks lately, fascinating the info you can get in 20 minutes.  This TED is shyly resting on the park bench off ridgecrest with Kaspar just watching the cars go by.  TED is a fairly standard type guy, but would really like to have someone to talk with him.

#41 Gaggle of talkers

Many faces have been commiserating on the tomato cage and now they are all ready for the neighborhood and looking to find homes.  Get ready neighbors we are coming.  I am happy to say this little blog project is a lesson in being incognito.  Come to find out no one reads or looks @ silly blogs from unknown people who have nothing to say.   There is plenty of room and time to blab, blah, and blunder on.  Really a very comforting thought.