Month: September 2012

Here is a walking stick kale, I think, in our garden out back.  Ming asked if I had watched the Simpsons, and right away I knew he was going to say our plant looked like Sideshow Bob.

On a walk we encountered a tree covered in these huge, luxurious flowers.  Someone putting away his trash can told us they were angel’s trumpet flowers. 

We went on a post-birthday birthday trip.  I was spoiled rotten by friends and family.  Here’s us at Guadalupe beach.  We’re standing in front of a body of water that is not the pacific ocean.  You can’t see them in the picture unless you zoom in really close, but there are some small birds in… Read More »

Here’s a sidewalk skeleton. Here’s some advice. And something about cops… Some graffiti in an alley.  Here’s a sidewalk stencil we saw twice: octopus with ship. Ask instructions. And finally, Mexican wrestling masks.  This is the store where Ming bought me a beautiful silver ring. When I was taking closeup pictures of the masks, the… Read More »

For my birthday we went to San Francisco.  We saw a lot of art there on the street. We were in the Mission District.  We went to Mission Delores.  Here’s a picture of the ceiling of the mission near where the altar is. Here’s a stained glass I liked. Here’s a headstone I liked.  We… Read More »

I had a delicious birthday.  I don’t have time to blog about it.  However, here is a picture for you, of the sign on a bridge in Folsom, where we were two evenings ago, photo by Ming.

Here’s a small portion of our backyard garden.  This is plot six.  In the back is our new Thompson’s seedless grapevine named Fig Tree. Here’s a wood duck on some midtown art. Here’s a tag, I suppose. Okay, now is modern times.  Yesterday we were in Berkeley, and here’s a Day of the Dead sticker… Read More »

Oh em gee, so much has happened.  The primary thing is that Kitty died.  I wrote some poems about it which should appear in the new hat genius. But I don’t want to talk about that.  The neighbor fixed my computer, so I am computing from home again.  Thanks, neighbor. We found two fans at… Read More »