It’s a given I’m a nut, right? I mean, I don’t have to kualify my krazee, do I? I preface with that rhetorical because today while people all around me are moaning the organizer-driven and city-ordered demise of what was to have been this weekend’s Sunset Junction Festival, I did something I’ve long wanted to …
Today I’ll be participating my fourth (of five) Great LA Walks, all of them orchestrated by the awesome Michael Schneider of Franklin Avenue. Beginning at Pershing Square downtown I will be pedestrianating (yep, in the rain) with my fellow pedestrianaters all the way westward along Wilshire Boulevard some 15-miles to its end at Ocean Avenue …
Say hello to my lazy-ass coworkers. Out drinking again, last night I presume. You should hear the snoring that comes out of these two.
As expected the illusion doesn’t totally translate in the clip below, but after a late lunch at Blue Star on Saturday Susan and I went cruising around the Eastside (with a visit to Evergreen Cemetery) and came back westward on Whittier Boulevard to capture what was a noticeable vision trick regarding downtown’s US Bank Tower. …
Pepper is well known around our house for his efforts to bath me and The Jig, another of our cats. Occasionally he’ll tackle Ranger, but most attempts to clean up the dog end after a few seconds, Today’s session, however, went way beyond short and routine when Pepper jumped onto the club chair Ranger was …
Call me old-fashioned, but with the way our flag waved in the Veteran’s Day afternoon gusts, I felt compelled to timelapse it from the front porch and then augment the footage with me solemnly reading one of the greatest tributes to our nation’s military personnel: The Gettysburg Address.
Whether they’re in a rush or just are straight-up inconsiderate I still am forced to deal with the occasional motorist who frustratingly parks blocking our driveway. But this weekend I fought off one for every day. There was a neighbor’s car poorly parked Thursday and all the way to Friday morning. Then there was a …