Friday Flashback #013 …

Coronado has been my home for going on half a year now, and I am still constantly taken aback by its incredible beauty. The shot above is walking along San Diego Bay, in an area known as Tidelands Park, with the Coronado Bridge in the background. Following this path takes you under the bridge and... Continue Reading →

Friday Flashback #012 …

I have yet to visit the Cinerama Theater in Seattle, WA, but I love walking by it. Located in the Belltown neighborhood, adjacent to downtown, its amazing wraparound mural by Invisible Creature (the photo above shows only the front) is always a joy to behold. It remains a single-screen theater, so it has only 3... Continue Reading →

February 2018 Books …

I've been remiss in writing about my reading! Here's the recap of my four books from February (March coming sooner). Intro I’m trying to read a book each week in 2018, and you can follow along at home! Expect a mix of fiction, historical non-fiction, comics and graphic novels, and movies-related books over the next... Continue Reading →

Friday Flashback #011 …

Liberty Station is one of my favorite places in San Diego. I'm so happy to see this area thriving and busy. It was a crapshoot on the part of the developers, I'm sure. San Diego is a pretty laid-back town, and starting a massive enterprise like this is always risky business. Besides the amazing Liberty... Continue Reading →

Friday Flashback #010 …

England is on my mind again as I work out the planning and logistics for an extended trip next fall that will (hopefully) take me around the country via train and let me see more than just London and Leeds. THERE'S A TOWN FULL OF BOOKSTORES, PEOPLE! Seriously. 32 of them. Check it out. There's... Continue Reading →

Friday Flashback #009 …

I've been visiting Portland, Oregon for about four years now, drawn by the siren song of Powell's City of Books, one of the largest and best independent bookstores in the country. I love roaming around downtown, which is kind of a cross between Seattle's much more cosmopolitan downtown area and San Diego's old school Gaslamp... Continue Reading →

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