If you don't mind, I'd like to take a moment to do that right now (even if I did forget to post a photo of the day yesterday... whoops).

I just loved the contrast between the sign and the twilight sky behind it. Looks kinda outer spacey.

I really enjoy those "slice of life" sorts of shots of people, as rarely as they work out for me. This guy was playing banjo at an Einstein's Bagels near where I work and he played The Muppets' "Rainbow Connection" for me. Had to get a picture of him. I've also been long fascinated by the banjo. I love that instrument. I wish I knew how to play one. Anyone know Steve Martin and can ask if he'd teach me?

One of my Snake's Eye View shots that I've become quite fond of lately, as inspired by Kevin Spencer. Those spots in the flooring look like bacteria, don't they?

I was walking around downtown Naperville and kept watching as the sun passed by the shepherd hook street lights and thought, "wow, that's cool looking." Took something like five lights before my own light lit and I realized I should be taking a photo of it. Yes, that's the sun.

Something very Hitchcockian about this if Alfred ever did a Muppets movie. Oh, could you imagine a Hitchcock/Muppets mashup? Sign me up!

I hope it doesn't seem like I'm tooting my own horn, as it were, by highlighting my own photography in a post. But, then again, isn't this whole blog a case of "tooting my own horn"?

This TUA may contain a spoiler if you are a fan of CBS's Criminal Minds and you have not yet watched the season finale.

So, just in case...

But, mostly, it's a rant by me at how CBS ruined the season finale of their own show.

If you've watched the episode, you know what happens in the end. There is a will she/won't she cliffhanger regarding Emily Prentiss (Paget Brewster) and whether she is going to leave the BAU.

What ticks me off is that, in the first five seconds, CBS put one of their little on-screen promos on the bottom of the screen advertising an episode hashtag of #GoodbyePrentiss for use on Twitter postings about the episode.

CBS, you freakin' dumbasses. How could you do that to us? I had no idea that was coming and then I spent the entire episode figuring out how or when it would happen. Was she leaving of her own accord? Would she be killed off? Would it happen some other way?

Yes, it did affect my overall viewing experience. Asshats.

Might I suggest you watch this little gem from College Humor? Seems like you could use a few tips.