Monday, April 12, 2010
Writing
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Hard to Believe it is Winter
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Another Industry's Hand is Out for the Bail Out
Friday, December 26, 2008
Tough Times...Living at the Beach (Seriously)
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
With All the Bad News...Thank Goodness For Pups and Parks
Friday, December 5, 2008
News That Makes Me Pause...
Monday, November 17, 2008
Random Observations
Monday, November 10, 2008
Monday Morning...And A Vacation Day
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Trying to Escape
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Colvin-Still Playful At Over 11
Back to the Tide Chart
Friday, October 24, 2008
Things That People Will Buy
This one made me feel uncomfortable even thinking about using these toilets. I mean who wants faces staring at you the whole time?
And then there was this one. Frightening on so many levels but funny too.
Anyways wanted to share.
Friday, October 17, 2008
The Bailout Explained
So it has been a few days since my last entry and I was thinking about what I wanted to blog today. Initially I thought I would just let everyone know the mundane things that have been going on. BUT as luck would have it, my friend Staci passed along this gem of a video. It gives me the opportunity to better understand the reasons of how we ended up in this financial mess and how our bailout numbers were derived. You see, it is clear that these leaders of men went to the Ma & Pa Kettle School of Mathematics And we, the uneducated masses, just need to see this little video to understand that the numbers will add up. So...here's to educating as many as possible. Now we can all relax knowing our financial futures are in good hands.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Three Day Weekends-Yeah
Monday, October 6, 2008
Beach Story-Light Reflections and a Naked Man
Wanted to tell another story about our trip to the beach yesterday. First off, I can't remember the last time I went to the beach in the late afternoon. There is something about the light on the water that is special. I tried to capture it in the pictures above. It was high tide when we arrived so there was little beach for the dogs to run on. So the dogs and I walked along the trails in the dunes. Periodically, we would find a spot where we could walk along the beach for awhile. When I couldn't walk on the beach without having the tide come up over my shoes, we would take a path back up to the dune trails for a time until another path led to an area with more open beach. After being back on the beach for awhile, I noticed there was a naked man walking from his set up into the water. He was about 100 yards away from us and I saw him before the dogs (thank goodness). They would have wanted to run up and greet him and that is the last thing I wanted to do. Don't get me wrong, he was harmless. Having lived in the bay area for so long, there are lots of areas where you will see a naked person at certain times of the year but that is expected. The craziest thing...the guy went swimming in the ocean. Do you know how cold that water is? Anyways, I decided to stay up on the dune trails after that. I was still able to see the light reflection on the water and the dogs had a perfectly wonderful time running all over the place.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Well...Why Not....
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Pigeon Picture and Curious Actions
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Trolls, Leprechauns, and Gnomes-Fun Facts

Fun Gnome, Leprechaun & Troll Facts
Gnomes-There are several types. Woodland, Dune, Farm, House, Garden, & Siberian. The Garden gnome belongs to the general type. He lives in old gardens, even those hemmed in between the new houses of modern "model" cities. His nature is on the somber side, and he rather enjoys telling melancholy tales. If he begins to feel too closed in , he simply goes to the woods. But, as he is quite learned, he sometimes feels out of place there. The Siberian gnome has been the most affected by crossbreeding. He is centimeters larger than the European type and associates freely with trolls. In certain regions there is not a single gnome to be trusted. The Siberian gnome takes revenge for even the slightest offense by killing cattle, causing bad harvests, droughts, abnormally cold weather, and so forth. The less said about him, the better. There is even a Free the Gnome Society. Pretty funny really.
Trolls-don't see very well. They are as blind as a bat and can't see their own hand in front of them. Trolls hate the daylight (Unless you are Wendy's Troll Doll). If they are caught in the sun, they will turn to stone. The worst thing you could ever do to a troll is be happy. They hate happiness and things that make people happy. So be careful not to be too happy, you might make a troll mad. If you do, a troll will not take kindly to you.
Thanks for indulging my weirdness today.