A Dream Like Mine


  1. colchrishadfield:

Phoenix, AZ. Photo taken from orbit on a clear, near-cloudless day.

O HAI, SPACEMAN!!!

    colchrishadfield:

    Phoenix, AZ. Photo taken from orbit on a clear, near-cloudless day.

    O HAI, SPACEMAN!!!

  2. arizonanature:

Sedona, AZ

Close to home

    arizonanature:

    Sedona, AZ

    Close to home

  3. arizonanature:

Lazy River Day, Verde River, Cottonwood, AZ

My home town.

    arizonanature:

    Lazy River Day, Verde River, Cottonwood, AZ

    My home town.

  4. mfsb:

Orion Parachutes
Three 300-pound main parachutes gently lower a mockup Orion capsule to the ground during a test at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona on Dec. 20. The test verified that the parachute design for the spacecraft – which will take humans farther than they’ve ever been before and return them to Earth at greater speeds than ever before – will work in the event of one of the capsule’s two drogue parachutes malfunctions.Image Credit: NASA

    mfsb:

    Orion Parachutes

    Three 300-pound main parachutes gently lower a mockup Orion capsule to the ground during a test at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona on Dec. 20. The test verified that the parachute design for the spacecraft – which will take humans farther than they’ve ever been before and return them to Earth at greater speeds than ever before – will work in the event of one of the capsule’s two drogue parachutes malfunctions.

    Image Credit: NASA

  5. arizonanature:

Evening on the Redrocks

Close to home.

    arizonanature:

    Evening on the Redrocks

    Close to home.

  6. Oak Creek Canyon, Fall 2009.

  7. laubergedesedona:

Good Morning Oak Creek (Taken with Instagram at L’Auberge de Sedona)

I miss this.

    laubergedesedona:

    Good Morning Oak Creek (Taken with Instagram at L’Auberge de Sedona)

    I miss this.

  8. laubergedesedona:

Amazing clouds in Sedona today…perfect for a hike or Pink Jeep Tour (Taken with Instagram at Sedona, AZ)

Beautiful.

    laubergedesedona:

    Amazing clouds in Sedona today…perfect for a hike or Pink Jeep Tour (Taken with Instagram at Sedona, AZ)

    Beautiful.

  9. arizonanature:

Painted Desert at Kachina Point

    arizonanature:

    Painted Desert at Kachina Point

  10. arizonanature:

Havasupai

    arizonanature:

    Havasupai

  11. arizonanature:

Sedona
  12. arizonanature:

Sedona

Close to home.

    arizonanature:

    Sedona

    Close to home.

  13. arizonanature:

Canyon de Chelly

    arizonanature:

    Canyon de Chelly

  14. How to Get Your Book Banned in Arizona

    memymarie:

    librariansoul:

    fishingboatproceeds:

    Step 1: Write about people who aren’t white.

    Step 2: THERE IS NO STEP TWO.

    You will very rarely see me curse, tumblypoos, but…but…I mean, what the fuck? How is this even possible? This reads like an Onion article.

    To be clear, it is now ILLEGAL to teach de la Pena’s novel (which I’ve read and which is excellent) in schools, not because the book contains violence or drug use or massively unerotic blow jobs, but because it contains Mexican American characters. (The protagonist of the novel is only half Mexican, but apparently that is too Mexican for Arizona.)

    That’s it. That’s the whole reason it can’t be taught in schools.

    Unbelievable.

    Here’s an interesting quote from the article:

    John Huppenthal, the new state superintendent, told a reporter that he was fighting a war. “When we encountered this situation, we did what Hannibal did to the Romans,” he said. “This is the eternal battle, the eternal battle of all time, the forces of collectivism against the forces of individuality.”

    Oh wait did I say “interesting” I think I meant “inane and incoherent.”

    I want to wave this in front of the faces of the students I once presented to on book banning. “That, like, totally doesn’t happen anymore and they only ban porn in schools.” SURE.

    Folks, I won’t be offended if you decided to take off and nuke my state from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure. I’d just like a little warning so my son and I can get to at least a minimum safe distance.