(click to quadrify) Sunday downtown: The parakeets were an awesome surprise. The movie was decent. The Julius Shulman photo exhibit was extraordinary. The too-crowded Murakami show was for another day. Olvera Street fed us. Then we biked home. Here’s Susan in the lead coming through the 2nd Street Tunnel.
What is this about? Dog Day Afternoon In a breath Andres was up on his feet. “Come on,†he said, “I want to show you something,,†and off we went. In a couple minutes we had ridden over to Gramercy Place between 4th and 5th, and came up the sidewalk to the front of big …
Color this Sunday afternoon football-free and art awesome: Susan and I are gonna get on our bikes at noon and head downtown to catch the 1 p.m. matinee of Cloverfield at the Laemmle’s Grande on Fig. After that we’re gonna scoot on over to the Central Library to catch the last day of the Julius …
What is this about? Inspired By Actual Events The brothers truly thought they could away with it. Despite the half-finished bottle of Smirnoff and the leftover weed recovered from their vehicle. Despite their ridiculous blood-alcohol levels. Despite the images stored on their phones first of Derrick throwing rocks at the animal, then of him taking …
First of an occasional series of 60-second snips snapped from the saddle as I bike around Los Angeles for work or play. This one was made January 18 on my way to work along the Ballona Creek Bikeway between Overland Avenue and Sepulveda Boulevard.
What is this about? The Handoff Claire didn’t see the bleeding man until he was upon her. The moment before his arrival she was just a tourist at the end of a wonderful day spent wandering around inside the magnificent walled city of Dubrovnik with a few minutes left before the last launch left port …
Biking to work on clear mornings I’m always warmed by the facade of this eastern facing church on 4th Street a block west of Vermont: Though its shingle now reads Korean Philadelphia Presbyterian Church, the architectural details indicate it was originally built as a synagogue. A quick visit to the Big Orange Landmarks blog, verifies …