All is right with the world again

I FINALLY found my camera! It managed to wedge itself firmly under the driver seat of my car and the only way I could see it was by nearly standing on my head with my face mashed up against the seat. It feels like a missing limb has been restored. It's similar to losing my left hand; I could get along without it, but I'd really rather have it. Although if I really did lose my hand, I'd want one of those cool hooks. Or maybe the kind that you can screw different attachments into.

I knew a guy in Arizona who had lost both his hands by grabbing a live electrical wire and he had them replaced by hooks. He had a spot carved out of one wrist that he glued a watch face into and he handed out business cards that gave his title as "The Town Hooker."

Anyway, as I've driven around town lately I've been wanting to take pictures of the fall leaves, so that's exactly what I did.

Edited to add: In all seriousness, I really do think it's amazing what people can do after losing appendages. Most people have probably heard about Aron Ralston who cut off his own arm after being pinned under a boulder for several days. His hand has now been replaced by a prosthesis that he can switch for various climbing equipment. Talk about taking advantage of a bad situation. Tom Whittaker is another great example of determination. In 1998 he was the first disabled person to summit Mt. Everest. I was lucky enough to work on the print campaign for the Ester-C Everest Challenge and watched their progress up the mountain daily.