Why do you think clients get so set on having a specific flower that's out of season? I try to explain the extra cost and environmental hit, but a lot of people have already built their whole wedding vision around a picture they saw online. It feels like there's a real disconnect between the dream and what's actually good to do. I'm all for leading by example, but how do we get past that when a client's mind is already made up?

How bad did the email avalanche get for you? I've had days wrecked by that same thing, and blocking out time really is the only fix. It feels good to just get one thing done right.

My friend's yoga logo looked like toothpaste once.

It depends on the gases and how the photo was processed. Hydrogen gives off that classic red glow, but other elements like oxygen emit blue-green light. When those colors mix or get enhanced with special filters, you can get some wild purple and magenta shades. A lot of those amazing space photos use filtered data to highlight different elements we wouldn't normally see.

Ever tried a cheap fridge thermometer, @walker.thomas?