It felt wierd ...
... standing barefoot and bare-chested,
the sunrays warming my back,
unloading the boots and parka from my car,
after driving from MI to Nashville (southern) Indiana.
It felt weird ...
... Taking the dogs on Patrol
[that's where we walk the path around the property,
reminding them of their boundaries]
barefoot and bare-chested ...
It felt weird ...
... feeling the mud squish between my toes
It felt wierd ...
... Walking barefoot through the pine grove,
with cones every few inches,
and noticing, without conscious thought,
my bare feet always finding a place between the cones ...
The day lilies are already sprouting their stems from the ground.
Ah, a taste of spring to come!
Time to get serious with the garden!!!
TimE.
About Me
- Dr. TimE.
- Dr. Tim Ellison lives in the hills of Brown County in the Hoosier National Forest, spending time each day walking in the forest with his canine friends, taking pictures of flowers and picking wild mushrooms. At night it is said they swim across the lake looking at the stars. He also spends time writing, reading, and working on his homestead which includes a garden, fruit trees, catfish pond, forest, and natural prairie. He is presently installing a 4.5 kW PV array on his homestead. Dr. Ellison constults with select solar energy start-ups and V.C.s. Before retiring, Dr. Ellison spent 15 years leading groups designing and building particle accelerator technology for high energy and fundamental nuclear physics research at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and as the Beam Dynamics Group Leader at the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility. Shifting from accelerators to thin film PV, in 1994 Dr. Ellison joined Stan Ovshinsky at ECD in Michigan where he worked in technology scale-up, invented real-time diagnostics for production, and led the NREL PV Manufacturing R&D Program until retiring in early 2008. He has never owned a T.V.
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