Posted in Breaking the 4th Wall, Compliment Corner on Jan 29th, 2008 No Comments »
We had a good meeting of the PROS committee last night, and I learned some things about weed seeds, we won a case with the District Attorney!, the City department who approves permits could be a teeny-tiny bit corrupt, and someone said he supported me in an incident a few months ago, WHEN MY […]
Posted in Everyone's a Photographer on Jan 29th, 2008 No Comments »
Well, you know we ARE, because we don’t like to drive all that much. But this could be a mountain town! Almost same perspective as the one below, but a sunnier day. It’s Brand Blvd, in Atwater, and I looked it up on the map and I’m almost certain the mountain is Mt. Olympus!
I mean […]
Posted in Oogli Trees on Jan 29th, 2008 No Comments »
About 2 blocks from the Lake, with view. The house is at least a million.
I especially like all the pock marks and the stumps from cut limbs. The owner obviously has control issues with this tree.
It’s planted in a small walled structure, so the tree was planned. How did it go so wrong, and become […]
Posted in Everyone's a Photographer, Uncategorized on Jan 25th, 2008 No Comments »
The oddly moderated Griffith Park Recovery, which has only anonymous posts, in a boring press release style, says some (most?) roads into Griffith Park will be closed for rain. Past rain, that is; no rain yet today. Includes the Bird Sanctuary, and we know how popular that is.
For no determinate time. So don’t count on […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Jan 24th, 2008 No Comments »
I had a couple of things to do tonight and I was kind of looking forward to driving in the rain. Be tough, pretend you’re back east. It’s been a couple of days now, so drivers will be back to normal. The rain is pretty, too, with the reflected car lights!
Urban Outfitters Anchor Away Boots. […]
Posted in People who don't know any better, Creatures on Jan 24th, 2008 1 Comment »
UPDATE again, thanks to Alpha-Male Andrew Breitbart. And it looks like the blood-thirsty commenters there all agree the tiger was the victim!
Sousa’s father, Carlos Sousa Sr., said Dhaliwal told him the three stood on a 3-foot-tall metal railing a few feet from the edge of the tiger moat. “When they got down they heard […]
Griffith Park, Interrupted
Griffith Park and Silver Lake blog, by Donna Barstow.
