Monthly Archives: March 2008
Jeanine
This little girl reminds me of one of my younger cousins, except for the Kansai-ben.
Musty Books
Once, long ago, these books were treasured and prized possessions, the repository of knowledge available only perhaps in other books. Now, these books reside behind the locked door of the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History. Though they are old, and some of their pages, covers, or bindings have become brittle and yellowed with age, … Continue reading
Karate Kid waxes on his guitar
The Darkside of Coke
Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Founded by a drug addict, selling soda to the Nazis, anti-civil rights business practices, stealing water from farmers, and ignoring the plights of unionized workers targeted by hostile guerillas: all of these things, and more, apply to one of my favorite beverages. I hate to say it … Continue reading
Pacific Grove Flowers
You can see all of these flowers in the back yard of the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History.
Nighthike without a tripod
Taken from Andrew Molera on March 21, 2008, over a Longboard Island Lager and in the company of a couple of brave field mice and friends.
Naturally Seuss
Proof of alien life on Mars, or are they merely Basketstars? Doesn’t it look like it belongs in a Dr. Seuss book? By the way, my good friend Brent Wong is part of the team who put out Horton Hears a Who, so go see it!
Flowers along the coast
The first wave of flowers is crashing down upon the coastline, and here are a few that you may see if you go for a walk along the central coast:
Not as cold as I expected
I just got back from my SCUBA refresher course, and am pleased to say that the water was not as cold and murky as so many people made it out to be. Sure, fifty degree water is certainly not warm, but I felt much colder when I was on a surfboard a few weeks ago … Continue reading