Evening at Seven Seas Lagoon / Burnsland List of Relevance

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2011-06-24

Evening at Seven Seas Lagoon

After we ate our supper at Captain Cooks at the Polynesian Resort at Walt Disney World, we took some time to wander around the hotel grounds. I always like to walk out to the beach and the boat dock, taking in the view of Seven Seas Lagoon.

This particular evening, the view was especially nice, as the sun was setting behind some high clouds. The breeze was blowing, the heat had diminished, and everything was just right. As you would expect it to be.

Evening at Seven Seas Lagoon at Walt Disney World

Photo location: Polynesian Resort, Walt Disney World, Florida
A three-exposure (-2, 0, +2) HDR tonemapped in Photomatix, edited in GIMP

The Burnsland List of Relevance for 6/19-6/26

The Burnsland List of Relevance is just what you need to make it through the weekend. Although I’m not sure why.

Vacation pictures - Each day at the blog for the past two weeks, I have featured pictures from our recent vacation. So maybe it’s time for a change. Some different pictures next week. At least for a few days.
Clean glasses - It is much easier to see if your glasses are clean. I was reminded of that last night when everything looked spotty and cloudy.
The Burnsland Orchestra - This week’s Burnsland List of Relevance number three is brought to you by track number three from Music for Tomorrow. It’s nice to have a sponsor.
Tech support - I had to call tech support the other day. That was about the best not-really-American accent I have heard in a while.
Sleep - I haven’t had all that much of it lately with everything going onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn. Oops! I’m awake!
Television - I haven’t watched much of anything for the same reasons as #4 above. I think I’m going into withdrawals. I don’t know why, because I never can find anything to watch when I have the chance, anyway.
Artichokes - You just gotta love a vegetable with heart.
One more thing - Don’t you hate it when you try to think of one more thing, and you just can’t? I’m sure it happened to Aristotle and Plato all the time, too.