Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen | solitude.dk

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Yesterday felt like spring, but then the snowstorm hit during the night. This is what I woke up to. This is a lumiere video. The video contains no audio. Feel free to leave your own music running.

Videoblogging week day 1: Spring. Last year's spring video was all about blues, this year's have music by Jonas Voss. I added the VBW2006 icon using Linkubator. If you click on it you will be taken to the Technorati page with links to videos. If you want to use the same icon I put it online: VBW2006 icon.

It's the second real day of spring, and this goes out to Adam. When it comes to music not much can compare to a guy (or girl) and an acoustic guitar.

I was walking to the bank to get money for next month's rent when I passed this guy sitting on Main Street. It really brightened my day to hear a minute of his music. His name is Paul Miller, his website is located at pauljmilesmusic.com. You can also buy his cds there. He has been nominated for two Detroit Music Awards this year (Best R&B/Blues Album and Best Writer).

They don't make music like this in Denmark.

The weather was absolutely wonderful yesterday. I even broke out my summer jacket, something that I am notorious for doing very late in the year. Walking back from a meeting at work I took this photo:

Arrows like this one were scattered on the bike path and sidewalk in what I think is either the Political Science department or the Music department on campus. There are ducks, water and a kindergarten nearby so I don't think it's the university students who have been chalking.

At this point I could break out Charles S. Peirce and the big book of semiotics. I could talk about the symbolism in the photo with the arrow pointing at the photographer and not away from him. I could even go so far as to speculate on the photographer's need for attention.

Instead I will only point out that I think it's quite wonderful that there are still children outside with chalk on sunny spring days. Not everything is lost to the Sony Playstation!

I would link to a larger version of the photo, but the camera I'm using is a Logitech Pocket Digital and it's nothing more than a mobile webcam. On the plus side it fits into any pocket so I can bring it anywhere.