
Monday, November 12, 2007
Diamond Dogs

Friday, November 9, 2007
It Was a Graveyard Smash


Thursday, November 8, 2007
Let Me Count The Ways
Eighth wonder of the world, my grandmother turned 95 on November 3, 2007. In celebration of both her birthday and her continuous recovery, my family gathered in the "Sunshine Room" of the rehab facility she is temporarily staying in. This event was the first time ALL FIVE of the great grandkids were in the same room, along with five of the seven grandkids (including spouses) and both her sons and their wives. Mayhem. Squealing, laughing, wrestling, running, shh we are in a rest home, mayhem. And grandma loved every minute of it.
The fam. No one ever realized I am the giant of the family. Or it could be camera angle. Either, really.
bay + oil = boil

Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Rollin with my homies
To augment Sarah's trip to SF, Bill had the rad idea of renting those yellow GoCars....you know..the ones that you always see on Haight street driven by confused looking tourists and bellowing out really loud tidbits about what's where yadda yadda. The cars are zippy things...unless you try to go up a steep hill and then the passenger has to lend a wee bit o' muscle.
Bill on Lombard.

Sunday, November 4, 2007
My Lady Hotness
My friend Sarah from London came to visit and it was lovely. I jam packed her visit with activities and festivities and all sorts of ivities to the point where she's convinced she left some braincells in the Mission and I'm ridiculously sick in bed. Ah well. All for the cause.
We went to the mountains, specifically to Lori and Brandon's and to see the Giant Sequoias in Big Trees National Park. AWESOME. Cabin pics here.


We went to the mountains, specifically to Lori and Brandon's and to see the Giant Sequoias in Big Trees National Park. AWESOME. Cabin pics here.



Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Halloworkyweenie
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
The Garbage Patch

SF Gate's lead story at 9:29 this morning talks about The Garbage Patch. What is it? Read:
"The so-called Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a stewy body of plastic and marine debris that floats an estimated 1,000 miles west of San Francisco, is a shape-shifting mass far too large, delicate and remote to ever be cleaned up, according to a researcher who recently returned from the area."
Um. wow. Plastic sucked into a mid-ocean gyre caused by tradewinds, broken down into tiny little pieces of plastic so it's like a soup, not a piece of bread, mingled with fishing nets and tires and all adding up to a floating Texas times two. Go Gavin; get rid of those plastic bottles in government buildings. Reuse your plastic bags. Use cloth saks at the grocery store. Everything does NOT need to be bigger in Texas.
Read the whole article here.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Pesky Dero
George's house
Last week, I went out to Skywalker Ranch to check out a building site for them. Somehow, it feels like summer camp out there; the place is full of tech-savvy people they import and house in their on-site hotel. The Library in the Main House is amazing...apparently books are still the main reference source for their movies, having a somewhat distrust of the internet. Wikiwhat?

George has Texas Longhorns grazing throughout the ranch. The animals themselves are enormous, and they have huge horns. Like Hellboy pre-snip.
The lovely Miss Sarah is currently cohabitating my wee apartment with me, away from the chilly London air. Pics from our recent adventures shall come soon.
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