As you may have guessed, I take a lot of photographs. I usually have a camera with me, so it is not unusual for me to snap off 10 pictures a day just taking Buddy for a walk, or hanging around the house. For some reason, on Tuesday I did not take any photos until 10:30 PM when I realized I had not taken my Project 365 photo for the day. My picture of the day for day 320 is of Tanya and me relaxing on our last evening together for the next two weeks.
I am a 5th generation Californian, and I am extremely proud of that fact as we are few and far between. I am also constantly bragging about what a beautiful state California is. When Tanya and I first met I was always encouraging her to come visit to see that it was all I claimed it was. I will never forget the first time I took her down Hwy 1 through Big Sur. I thought she was going to suffer whiplash from all the rapid spinning of her head to catch as much scenery as possible. My photo of the …
Since I was in the neighborhood, I met up with my friend Lars, the team captain of team Legendary MOBRO for a photo op of our new moustache growth. I think his is coming in better than mine. My photo of the day for day 318 is of Lars and myself. As a reminder, I have committed to growing a moustache this month to raise funds and bring awareness to the many cancers that affect men. Contributions are being accepted all month, so if you support the cause please visit my page on Movember.com.
We spent Friday evening with my friend, Cathy. We have been friends since she saved my butt in 1971. She did not even know who I was, but she went out of her way to keep me from killing myself. There is no one that has known me longer and we have the history to prove it. My photo of the day for day 317 is of Tanya, Cathy and myself at a beach north of Eureka, probably by Humboldt.
Tanya and I decided to go check out the Redwoods since she has not been more than 50 miles north of San Francisco. We started off nice and early in Novato and the day’s weather was amazing. Uncharacteristically so. My photo of the day for day 316 is of Tanya and I at one of the many roadside attractions found along US Highway 101.
As I mentioned, Tanya is back in town, so we decided to move to our personal cone of silence, the Charger, and discuss the future. I know that will be misinterpreted. Anyway, we headed north. This photo was taken at our dinner stop in Beullton. We should have gone to Taco Bell instead.
So, Tanya came back to LA for the first time since my Movember shave. Her first words? “What did you do with my boyfriend?” Perfect. So, it is settled, the grow back begins December 1 or else we are going to have to redo our logo, t-shirts and business cards. My photo of the day is of Tanya trying to make me resemble the guy she left a few weeks ago.
For the life of me, I can not understand why people have thought that me shaving was a good idea. I am hating this new look and I can not wait for December when I can start growing a beard again. My picture of the day today shows how scruffy my early morning walks have become. As a reminder, I have committed to growing a moustache this month to raise funds and bring awareness to the many cancers that affect men. Contributions are being accepted all month, so if you support the cause please visit my page on Movember.com. Thanks …
They say we are in an El Nina weather condition which is supposed to mean less rain than normal. I wonder what it would be like if it was an El Nino. I would probably have to just let Buddy go for morning and evening swims. My photo for today is of a rose in full bloom with the remnants of the early morning rain.
It is not easy to make a real contribution to society, but I feel I have done my part by through my children. Both of them have devoted their lives to helping others. I could go on and on about how much better they make this world, but them you would just think I was a bragging father. If you spent five minutes with either you would know it was more that just me being a proud father. My photo of the day for day 310 is of me with my daughter and son. This is my contribution to making …
