It’s Thursday. I’m in the office, working through my list, looking over my calendar, and I realize that my last meeting coming up is in the next town up the freeway at our other office. A little gleam opens up in my mind’s eye.
It’s not what you think!
A short post (and great photo gallery) on news photographer Louis Deluca’s experience covering Senator Wendy Davis’ filibuster in Texas in June.
And here’s a great article about her from Vogue.
Always be ready for happiness
— Sai Fong, the shopkeeper in the book The Cricket in Times Square
Justin Vernon and a piano, singing “I Can’t Make You Love Me” like no one ever has before.
(Berke Breathed)
I am so thrilled to read that an natural seed supply store has moved into the old bank building in Petaluma. It’s a beautiful structure, prominent in downtown Petaluma, and to have such a neat business locate there after the antique seller left is just wonderful. I hope business is good for them and wish them well.
As a big fan of Playmobil toys since I was in their target audience 30-something years ago, I’m saddened to read that Hans Beck, has died at age 79. From the article:
In a moving journal entry from Texas, Ara reflects on Christmas and wealth, and makes some simple, hearty bread. Wonderful stuff.
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Ara, aka BeemerChef, and his dog Spirit, have a wonderful site called “The Oasis of my Soul“, a motorcycle travel journal with heavy doses of photography and food thrown in. I’ve been enjoying it for some time now, so I’m adding his feed to the new site here.
As many of my readers know, it’s customary among the online biking community to for people to post trip reports of the places they’ve been.
