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Tags: golden gardens
18
07 2009
IPhone Photo of the Day
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Okay, this is random from Friday but i just liked it. It was at Chili Paste Thai restaurant in Fremont. I like that the woman depicted reminds me of Frida Kahlo (a less Mexican, more Asian and not wearing a top version of her) for some reason, as well the fact that the sign was written in broken Engrish. You don’t have to like it too, just let me have my fun mmmmk?
13
07 2009
Telus festival in Whistler… just the beginning!
Its THAT time of year again… when the world as I know it converges on Whistler for a week long celebration of snowsports, music arts and culture…and debauchery of course.
20
04 2009
Revitalizing Renton | is it the new black?
Yeah, Renton has a reputation, a not so good reputation. If you tell someone you are heading to Renton, you have to pronounce it “rent-in” or “rent’n” dropping the “o” so that it sounds ghetto when you reference the evolving epicenter of sprawl at the sphincter of Seattle’s wild side.
30
12 2008
Barn Fetish
I have a fetish with old decrepit barns. Is that weird? I’m absolutely enthralled by them. I always have been. I grew up traveling the states every summer with the P’s. We’d pack up in their RV and travel the states. The end goal was always the east coast to visit my mom’s family. Grandpap and Grandma were in Pennsylvania and the sister, Uncles and Aunts scattered amongst Jersey, Virginia, Georgia and so on. So yeah, each summer we’d pick a new route and by the time i was out of college i had hit all 50 US states. Yeah, there were a couple trips i had to pepper in there on my own, and my brother and i had stopped traveling with mom and dad in our first couple years in high school when we discovered alcohol, the opposite sex and well, basically just trouble.
Tags: barns
19
11 2008
Costa Rica | Day 10 – Life Back Home
Day 10 | Wednesday October 29, 2008
So I’m watching Fox News right now and just heard that homeless people are able to register to vote using landmarks such as park benches or other physical structures within a neighborhood as their permanent address, ha! Good for those homeless people who are interested in making their voice heard. I can’t imagine how distant any change could seem for someone in their position, and the thought of voting must seem like a waste of time but I think their efforts speak volumes to the need for change.
