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One Photo a Day: January 16, 2007

On January 16th, 2007 David Zemens wrote:

01016007_large.jpgWe had managed to avoid winter’s freezing blast until this week, which is unusual in Michigan. Yesterday the freezing rain came, and the temperatures dropped into the teens. As you can see from the photo, there is a tremendous amount of ice on everything, including the branches of this bush.

Although it makes for a pretty photo, it really is an ugly scene here as many trees are down and thousands of homes are without power. It’s the price we pay to live in Michigan.

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One Photo a Day: January 11, 2007

On January 11th, 2007 David Zemens wrote:

01112007_large.jpgIt took less than a week to miss my first daily photo. In fact, I missed two days. Go figure.

Anyhow, I am back at it and have uploaded the photo for today. This is a photo of a good friend of mine, Dennis Markham. When Dennis is not busy talking on the telephone he can usually be found restoring Vintage Rotary Phones. Just before this photo was taken, Dennis was busy showing me some of the phones in his collection. It seems that just yesterday he had installed some beautiful floating shelves on the wall of his home office on which to display part of his telephone collection. How ironic that the telephone rang just at that time.

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One Photo a Day: January 7, 2007

On January 7th, 2007 David Zemens wrote:

01072007_large.jpgSunday morning over easy. Not much excitement going on around here. I got an early start to a web design project this morning. The pendant light in this photo sits above my workspace. The rest of the house was dark, so the light seems to stand by itself in the darkness without any means of support. Just like a spaceship from Mars, isn’t it?

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Plan USA Plan USA is part of a global alliance of sixty two countries that help children and families in need through programs that improve their health, livelihood, education, and communities.

The work of organizations like Plan USA has a direct and immediate impact in the lives of some of the world's poorest people, plus you get to establish a lasting bond with the child you sponsor. We have chosen to sponsor a child through Plan USA and ask you to consider them when deciding on your future charitable contributions. Thank you!

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Dinner And A Movie PDX Portland, Oregon has the highest per capita population of homeless youth in the United States. The mission of Dinner and a Movie is dedicated to re-parenting the broken hearts of Portland's lost youth. They share the love of Jesus by providing hope and a chance at new life.

We support Dinner and a Movie and ask that you consider them when making your next charitable decision.

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Vintage Rotary Phones Interested in a walk down memory lane? Take a look at my friend Dennis Markham's website, VintageRotaryPhones.com.

Dennis sells beautifully restored rotary dial telephones, something many of us remember from our childhood. Take a look at what he has to offer - you will not be disappointed.

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