First Look At Accidental Boulevard Slither Lake Spooky House 2010 Edition

click it for the bigger picture Over the last three days on lunch breaks and several times when my computer’s crashed and it was either A) Beat my head against the desk, or B) Walk away, I’ve performed that rite of fall and commenced spookitating the frontyard like the whacked-out Halloween-loving manboy I am. There …

Sometimes A Benefit Of Doubt Has Its Benefits

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 …

Faux Spring

The seeming incessant drizzle slime that coated Los Angeles throughout most of last week was certainly welcome by the dormant grasses in the backyard. The blades have all popped up dew-tipped and basking in the return of the sunshine, thinking “Spring? So soon?”

Obama Rally: The Line To Get In

You’ve heard of lines that reach around blocks? Biking past the queue yesterday afternoon on my way home from the office, the line of spectators for yesterday’s Obama visit to USC reached around the entire university. Here’s the section of it I video’d along Jefferson just east of Vermont: My favorite person out of all …

Restoration Near Belmont Station

Click image for maximum panoramification The extensive clean-up and return of this mural  — “La Ofrenda” by Yreina Cervantes — to its 1989 glory isn’t new. It’s been minus the layers of tags that obliterated its lower half and back to its original self for well over a month now (at least). I would have …