Susan and I took our inner children to see Wall•E — LOVED it. But in lieu of an unecessary review or anything substantive of any sort I hereby only offer links to the following vidclips made yesterday, of the dragonfly I photographed that afternoon and a quick game of fetch between Susan and Ranger:
This fine specimen allowed me to get my cam almost to its wingtips for this late-afternoon shot that I’m very pleased with (click to hummongify):
Since I’m still pretty much punked out and recovering from me being a poor hydrater during the latter half of my 64-mile bike ride yesterday there isn’t a whole lot happening around here other than I’m wandering around the backyard with my cam complaining about how hot it is to no one in particular while …
I’m pretty much a flag hanger. I don’t think there’s been a Flag Day or Memorial Day or Veterans Day or Independence Day sinc I moved in with Susan that I haven’t trotted out old glory. Usually I bring her in at sundown because any decent flag presenter knows you’re not supposed to leave the …
I’m not totally committed to such a, ahem, bold fashion statement yet, but on tomorrow’s epic 63-mile July 4 ride — the backbone of which will be a complete end-to-end traversing of the 27.65 miles that make up (George) Washington Boulevard — I may very well be sporting the following relic, dug out from the …
Previous entries here: Leonardo, Vote If I had to pick one absolutely favorite Midnight Ridazz ride of the couple dozen I’ve been on, it would have to be La Noche De Los Biciclistas Muertos, from November 2006. Not only was it an awesome excursion that went from Los Feliz to East Los Angeles and back …
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