Photo a day 2012 (27/366) - "DO NOT EAT"

Photo taken at work.  With new toys comes ... silica gel packets!  I've always wondered why the sage advice not to ingest the contents is always in quotation marks.  Maybe it is a quotable quote.

Photo a day 2012 (26/366) - bye bye QML

Photo taken outside Queen Mother Library, University of Aberdeen.  Judging by the fencing off and the Lawrie Demolition sign, I would say that it looks like time has been called on the old library.  The new library looms above the doomed building.

Photo a day 2012 (25/366) - if you value your leg, you'll feed me

Photo taken in my living room.  Chico is showing me how pleased he is to see me when I come home from work.  Or maybe he's letting me know what he thinks of my faffing around with a camera when I should be sorting out his dinner.

Photo a day 2012 (24/366) - 1981 Guild B402-A

Photo taken in my bedroom.  In the first of a series of gratuitous bass photos (yes, run out of inspiration already, eh?), this is a 1981 Guild B402-A.  One of only 335 made, which makes it the rarest of all my basses.

Photo a day 2012 (23/366) - tools of the trade

Photo taken in my living room.  Not feeling very inspired today.  These were lying around so I thought I'd line 'em up.  Yup, I'm a geek who plays games using dice other than six-sided.

Photo a day 2012 (22/366) - anti-perspirant aftermath

Photo taken in my bedroom.  I loved the sun shining through the window today, there was this amazing shaft of light with swirly patterns caused by the anti-perspirant in the air.  I wonder how much of the stuff actually lands on one's armpits.

Photo a day 2012 (21/366) - Nepalese nosh

Photo taken in my living room.  A tasty dish from the Gurkha Chef :)

Photo a day 2012 (20/366) - phone charger graveyard

Photo taken at home.  Hoarding at its worst - something like 8 chargers for phones that we don't even have any more.  Bye bye!

Photo a day 2012 (19/366) - your presence is tolerated

Photo taken in my house.  This is my cat, Chico - pre-feeding.  He appears to be not very impressed with my repeated attempts to photograph him.  Well, if you'd stop moving around for a few seconds then we wouldn't have these problems, would we? :)