Sunsets this time of year are not so much spectacle as a slow spin the color wheel, the far end of it lingering until the very last ray of light.
The view from Point Dume yesterday afternoon, icy air, surging seas, gulls grounded in the windblown aftermath.
Where once we'd get three days of rain we now get (maybe) three hours. Grateful for even this tiny bit and holding out hope for more.
Do you believe big box stores are soulless in the importance of small businesses?
Do you cherish your local indie book stores?
Blend the two and celebrate Indies First on Small Business Saturday today.
Locations of (a lot of) LA's indie bookstores right here.
Bring a friend.
Grand opening of Diesel Books in the Brentwood Country Mart, Dec. 7 2008.
Antidote.
A subset of Malibu plates -- the divided loyalties division -- south of dtla.
Also, isn't Dylan being kind of a dick?
It's never a good thing when sirens go screaming up the canyon and the medevac copter sweeps down on the Pepperdine lawn.
I'm profoundly grateful to those who have fought and will fight to preserve the ideals represented by this magnificent building -- the Library of Congress.
I know I've published this before but it's so nutty that here it is again -- three guys from the Atomic Energy Commission Safety and Licensing Board checking out Corral Canyon as a possible site for a nuclear reactor power plant.
Throwback Thursday: March 1965 in Corral Canyon.
Going hoarse on Twitter, loving that there are already 66,000 google hits for CalExit, and all the while envying that for these two it's just another day.
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