I haven’t a clue what this guy was looking at. Something interesting, I’m sure. People waiting to get into a bakery and others enjoying coffee and company. Always enjoying a cup of coffee. From The Farmers Market this morning.
Year: 2021
From my Old Olympus Film Camera
A couple of snapshots from my old Olympus film camera.
Always Coffee
Always enjoying a cup of coffee.
A Little Dog Outside Starbucks
A little dog outside Starbucks today.
The Farmers Market
The Farmers Market this morning.
Three Musicians
Three musicians in the park with a dog.
Paying a Lot at the Pump
Paying a lot at the pump these days.
Homes in the Village
My morning walk past a few of my favorite homes in the ’hood. This particular home, which looks like a medical office, is actually the most expensive house in the Village.
Unseen Strokes: Dissecting Bob Ross’ Legacy Through Conflict and Commerce
Joshua Rofé on his Bob Ross documentary: “I just want people to feel connected to Bob in a way that actually has more depth emotionally than they ever had the opportunity to.” Photograph: Courtesy of Netflix From the canvas of PBS stalwart to the petty conflicts of the grave, Bob Ross’ legacy remains rooted in…
God is Gangsta
Graffiti on the campus of Pomona College.
Home Movies — July 31, 2021
I took these videos in and around Marston Quad on the campus of Pomona College in Claremont, California. I’m trying out my vintage Sony HVR-Z1, but I don’t have a microphone yet. So I shot them with no audio.
Cooler Wet Air
A beautiful walk this morning in the cooler, wet air.
Beautiful Morning
Enjoying a beautiful morning.
Stratford expert turns down Boris Johnson’s plea for help with Shakespeare book
A leading Shakespearean expert in Stratford-upon-Avon has turned down a request to help Boris Johnson write his book on the Bard. The prime minister allegedly was working on The Riddle of Genius instead of attending Cobra (Civil Contingencies Committee) meetings. Mr Johnson’s literary agent allegedly asked a Shakespeare expert to semi-dictate the content of the…
Big Changes May Save Barnes and Noble
A huge focus of James Daunt’s keynote speech to the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) was how Barnes and Noble is bouncing back from the retail apocalypse. It also included a lot about mundane changes like new furniture to major overhauls of how books are even shelved! One big change is that stores can now…