Yesterday I spotted this little ginkgo tree turning yellow — pretty early in the season. December is our autumn here in Southern California, the time when the leaves turn. It’s rare to see any color at all in September.
the house with the orange door decked out for Halloween
The last supper
Wall Street Journal
Origami sculpture at public library
Halloween candy galore!
It’s not every day I’m greeted by a stuffed elephant.
My new pork pie hat.
Today was my wife Sandy’s birthday, and I promised to cook her dinner, which meant I had to run to the grocery store to get the stuff.
I found Leonardo da Vinci‘s original painting of “The Last Supper” on the Pomona College freedom wall.
My flagship typewriter: a Woodstock No. 5 from 1916. This WWI-era machine still works perfectly over a hundred years later. Amazing!
A photo of this typewriter was published in a book called SHIFT HAPPENS, which can be ordered through this website — https://shifthappens.site
The above photo is what will appear in the book.
Looks like some kind of stained glass display in this front yard.