Google me immortal

I love Google Maps and its satellite images. Quite fascinating to have access to satellite images from all over the world. But of course, all our travels only tells us how much we miss home. And now, home has been updated to include my car!!! As circled below, this silver object is my car, glistening in the bask of last year's sun.

But how do I know that's my car?

1) That's my parking space, second from the right.

2) I know the picture is recent since the last time I checked, there were only low resolution pictures of Edmonton. Furthermore, from the picture below, I can date these images to a period last summer. This can be determined by how far the construction has progressed (yellow bloxes) around my building.

Woohoo! So how cool is that?! Too bad I wasn't in the frame. Conceivably, I'd have been visible as a tiny black pixel or two. This is so neat I can hardly contain myself.

Of course, with every silver lining, there's a blood red cloud. I was so excited about finding a satellite image of my car and being forever immotalized with the Google gods, I sliced my thumb open while cutting my orange. I had turned my head to tell a co-worker about the discovery. I thought I had it all patched up under a band-aid when to my surprise, I smeared blood all over some merchandise at a store. My band-aid was just bursting at the seams with my liquid essense. I apologized profusely, handed the clerk the bloody object and went on my way.

BONUS PICTURE: these are the ponds we fished in last week.

Notice there are 7 baseball diamonds in that one shot? Welcome to Alberta.