Posted in Creatures on Jun 22nd, 2008

I’m very concerned about the skunks I’ve seen all over Silver Lake the last two nights. I’m sure it’s because of the heat; think how they must feel in their heavy fur jackets. Please consider putting out pans of water for animals or birds; make a new friend. Even though I live in an apartment, [...]
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Posted in Silver Lake on Jun 18th, 2008

Okay, that’s a little girly. But how else to explain why the dwp “forgot” that both Silver Lake and Ivanhoe Reservoirs are cultural landmarks? That before they drained a drop, or made a game out of throwing HDPE bird balls into it, they should have gotten permission from City Planning?
No, we don’t have [...]
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Posted in Meetings as Theatre on Jun 16th, 2008

Okay, I think I can talk about it now.
This was soon after the Griffith ParkĀ fire in 2007. You might have heard about it: the one that burned 800 acres, 25% of the park, and almost burned many Los Feliz homes? Thousands of trees and animals and birds died.
Councilman Tom LaBonge was one of the [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Jun 16th, 2008

I have talked many times before about the bsa and her amazing work to keep the park free from riff-raff commercialization like trams and other icky things that certain people (Councilman Tom LaBonge) want to see in the park.
Now’s the time to step forward.
PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES:
Proven heavy-lifters who are working to [...]
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Posted in Creatures on Jun 13th, 2008

Who’s that knocking at my door? What creature of the night came THISclose to my place the other night?
Mysterious animal tracks in the snow not-snow. I think the curved lines on the left bottom might be a tail. Or claws…
I was so excited when I saw these paw prints on the floor of my carport! [...]
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Posted in Important Stuff, Silver Lake on Jun 11th, 2008

The bird balls dwp dropped into Ivanhoe with much fanfare this week were tested by NSF for one condition only: whether or not they leach chemicals into water that is exactly 73.4 degrees Fahrenheit. These bird balls passed that test, but have not been tested (or they failed) for everything else!
Numbers, please. Photo from [...]
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