Past entries of "Because Sometimes It Seems Like..."

Due to an overwhelmingly positive response to this series, I've decided to maintain an archive of these pictures and, of course, my super-profound captions. Also, FYI, if there's a location and a date next to the picture, it means it was taken by yours truly. If not, it means that yours truly at least trolled the internet looking for funny pictures. Either way, hope you enjoy the pictures as much as you love the fathomless wisdom that is the captions.



BECAUSE SOMETIMES IT SEEMS LIKE...

The Middle Ages had all the answers.

The 70s had all the answers.








Greek gods had none of the answers - the fools were tricked all the time. But, boy, oh, boy, they sho were purty! Goddesses, on the other hand, are always in the know. (Florence, Italy. July 2004.)












Nature has all the answers. (Cape Conran, Australia. February 2005.)















Once you've seen one seen one bronze, seated Buddha, you've seen them all. (Hong Kong, Lantau Island. March 2005.)














Going into the the desert and not looking back IS the answer. (Somewhere in the Arizona desert, USA. December 2006.)









Flowers make all the difference. (Tokyo, Japan. January 2007.)












Tim Gunn has all the answers... except he doesn't know where Andrei is.















Someone forgot to tell the boys in Tokyo that Grease Lightning isn't real. (Tokyo, Japan. February 2007.)















Table charge - 840 yen. Beer 630 yen. Whiskey 840 yen. Wine 840 yen. 26 hours in the day... priceless. (Tokyo, Japan. March 2007.)








Harajuku is too cool for school. (Tokyo, Japan. April 2007.)











There is such a thing as too much of a good thing. (Tokyo, Japan. April 2007.)

Alcohol in moderation might not be such a bad idea. (Tokyo, Japan. April 2007.)












You just want something beautiful to look at on your blog. (France 2005.)

You've stepped through the Looking Glass. (Val de Loire, Chateau de Clemenceau. France 200X - I can't remember!)

You wonder what's on the other side. (Val de Loire, some chateau. France 200X - I can't remember!)