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Sorry for the lack of updates, my digital camera didn't feel like working for a bit. It's all fixed now and here's this: I was j...

They put up this new banner on Albany St. to symbolize the taking over of New Brunswick. See, it's back to school for the Rutgers Unive...

this guy just can't get enough!

I actually caught this big guy on my way out to work in the morning. He posed for a bit and then fluttered on his merry way. It made me hap...

A mother and child crossing street. I like this shot because you can tell this woman's hair color is probably her natural one because it...

It's been a rainy week in NB and I've really loved every minute of it. (I've often joked that I have reverse seasonal affective ...

This was a funny poster to see on the newspaper machines. I did some googling and apparently this is the symbol of a dvd that shows crazy st...

This wall really caught my eye because of the color and the exposed brick. I couldn't tell if this was done on purpose or just an old wa...

crazy bug on a window screen. i got a weirdly close look at this fella the other day. I'm not sure what he wanted, but he went on his ...

OK, even though you can't tell at all, this was from last week's MUSE concert at Madison Square Garden in NYC . I know, I know this ...

This is the iron gate of a very old cemetery on Neilson St. In fact, it was so old that I saw a grave of someone born in 1802! I didn...

while others chose to suffer in the heat (see man in back), one of my best friends and i had some ice cream after work. this place, 'col...

Here's kind of a dreary shot of the bus that goes to and fro new brunswick. this bus is a busy one, yet the station on route 27 always ...

I decided to take my lunch break outside the other day. I've passed by this open area so many times and have wanted to eat my lunch ther...

So I was walking down the street the other day when I noticed this man riding two bicycles at the same time. Sorry for the crazy angle, but...

I've been away for awhile; a looong while. I had a temporary position in Washington DC and then did some traveling abroad. But now I...

I caught a droplet and some ripples! Some excess drainage on the street. I like the way water makes the pavement look black and shiny and s...

SO sorry about my lack of postings/comments. I am just SO nervous about my upcoming graduate admissions test, the GRE, bleh. I will be SO mu...

I just took this photo! I'm getting some coffee in Panera, again , and this nice professor sitting next to me was happy to be in my pos...

This is the older or 'retro' part of the Douglass Library. Most of the library was renovated about two years ago. The newer parts a...

Taking a break from reviewing at the local Panera. Panera is a chain of cafe-like coffee houses with free internet connection. I like their ...

Well, it is so weird to say, but Rutgers Football remains undefeated! After many years as a losing team, Rutgers just had it's biggest ...

Getting off the NE Corridor line at the train station. I like the fact that some jobs still require old fashioned uniforms. I like special h...

Hello! I've returned. I got quite ill for a few days, but I'm doing much better now. On a walk today I saw this very funny Halloween...

Walking to the library the other day, I noticed just how nice to chapel on Douglass is. I took a color photo as well, but I like this one be...

Over-pass over Albany Street. It's been too cold these days. Well, I like the cold a lot, but it's been too windy and cold these d...

Here's the last from my series of Eid photos from this past Monday. This is the inside of ISCJ mosque right after Eid prayer. Men and wo...

An adorable little girl sits on her mother's lap on the shuttle to Eid prayers this past Monday. Parking is such a problem at our mosque...

Where my family comes from, Pakistan, new bangles are a big part of the Eid celebration for girls. Here are the bangles I wore to yesterday...

Eid Mubarak means Happy Eid. Today was the Muslim holiday of Eid-ul-Fitr. It marks the end of a month of sun up to sun down fasting and spir...

Obscenely early Christmas decorations at a local department store. Is it just me or are these two more creepy than they are festive? They se...

Some random part of the Cook College farming land. One of the best things about Cook College is their agriculture program because it keeps ...

My old nemesis, the telephone wire, makes another appearance. Origin of Symmetry? Not quite, but it does remind me of this cover: http://www...

My room's getting a bit cluttered. So I thought I could save some wall space by putting my bookshelf in one of the closets. I took off ...

I like to run when I can. It helps my mind unravel. Sometimes when I haven't ran, I start to miss the gravel.

Sorry for the late postings this past couple of days. The rain usually makes me very happy, but lately, it traps me inside. It makes me even...

Peach pits are really quite weird looking.

Here's a better view of the man made pond on Douglass campus I mentioned in a previous post with boys playing baseball in an open area. ...

This is a very common sight in New Brunswick. There has been a great deal of renovation and construction going on in the city. The bulk of t...

I found this little guy sitting on my outdoor trash bin this morning. He's not particularly cute, but he did pose willingly. *Thanks, li...

Some cool graffiti off of New Street. I'm not sure what 'albus cavus' means though. It sounds Latin, so I looked it up and, in L...

I took this picture of Albany Street way to early this morning. There were a few people shuffling about on their way. It stinks to get up ve...

This came out much too blurry, but I just love the colors.

Cars bustling about.

Some kids enjoying an unusually warm day on the Douglass campus. This big open area is one of the nicest spots on Douglass and behind the tr...

I came across this at a construction site off Livingston Avenue the other day. It seemed like a real futile way of spreading a message. Stil...

The only bad thing about when the leaves start to change is that the flowers start to die. So when I saw this one I thought I should capture...