
She’s so different than the little mite we brought home at the beginning of the month.
A place for my photos and thoughts and stuff.

She’s so different than the little mite we brought home at the beginning of the month.
And I kind of ignored the recommended gauge…

It’s supposed to be a shawl. And it is…for a large couch. Or a small car.
This is a taut noir-horror-thriller hybrid about a serial killer who targets women with disabilities, and a mute woman’s efforts to avoid becoming the next victim. It’s very well shot, and has an ever-escalating feeling of claustrophobia and tension. I’m not a fan of Dorothy McGuire, but she’s quite good in a role that limits her to non-verbal communication.
You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBOGY6GPg6s
I offer it without apology…

“I dindoo nuffin’!”

Just a gal with her stick…

Zoomies!

Things are about to get a bit bitey.

Puppy tummies are the best. Not much else to say here.

Cankle power!

Puppy ‘tocks!

“I dindo nuffin’!” but with ears standing up.

Also a joy to see this piece of classic signage, straight outta the mid 1940s…


Cutie pie, bringer of chaos. A great many of the plants you see in these images will be gone shortly, for the protection of one who puts *everything* in her mouth.
R. I. P. backyard garden.

A casualty of COVID…the weird and wonderful Angelo and Vinci’s in Fullerton. The food was never of world-beating quality, but the decor made the experience of eating there great fun.
Just to refresh your memory…here was Josie in week 1.

Here she is a week later…

I’d say she grew a little.
From the guys who brought you the ultra-low budget and amusing monster spoof “Lake Michigan Monster,” comes the story of a trapper and the toothy rodent army he goes to war with. It’s clever, dumb, visually amazing, and dam funny.

Optometrists have the best, most steampunk looking medical equipment.