This is the “heritage tree” at the Cerritos civic center. All of the new grown comes out of the fragile, hollowed out remains of the parent tree.
It’s alive!
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“Please help me! I’m starving, I tell ya!”
I don’t know why this guy is begging so hard. Clearly he gets more food than his fellow fish. Probably ate several of them to get that big.
At the Cerritos Millennium Library…
The reading room. A little touch of Downton Abbey…
The entry to the First Ladies exhibit…
The Craftsman-style periodical room…
Art deco teen reading room…
I like some of Dale Chiluly’s glass installations, but this just looks like a collection of dirty hair nets stuck to the wall…
Entrance to the library, with lovely splash pad and dolphin fountain…
If you haven’t been, I highly recommend it.
By my count…
By my quick and probably inaccurate count this is about 300 days worth of no doctors!
Keep it secret. Keep it safe.
Alfie likes to bury her favorite toys in secret places around the house and in the yard to hide them from thieves. This is the quality of her work.
2024 Movie Diary, Part 3
7. NIGHT OF THE HUNTER (1955)
A genuinely great and genuinely weird film. There’s absolutely nothing like it. Robert Mitchum’s unforgettable performance is justly lauded (see above), but I also loved Lillian Gish’s avenging angel to his roaring lion of a devil.
Verdict: It’s a damn shame Charles Laughton never directed another film.
8. BECKET (1964)
When Peter O’ Toole goes full Peter O’ Toole, no one stands a chance. Not even Richard Burton, who is very good and nuanced and interesting. But he’s no Peter O’ Toole. No one was, is, or likely ever will be again.
Verdict: Good stuff, although it does lose some steam when Burton gets religion.
9. GALAXY INVADER (1985)
Alien makes the mistake of landing in redneck country. Trashy, low-budget shenanigans ensue. That’s really all there is to say here.
Verdict: The Rifftrax version above is hilarious. If you’re going to spend time watching an alien-redneck movie, this is the way to do it.
Just dandy…
A flower’s a flower as far as I’m concerned.
Alfie doing her share to guard the grid…
All is well. We are in the best of hands. Paws.
A sure sign of spring…
The evergreen pears are going off like white fluffy fireworks.
Nom Nom Nom
An Orange County classic!
That’s a lot of good eatin’ right there…
This instantly became one of my favorite stained-glass windows ever…
Me, looking at all that smoked fish…
Another stained glass beauty…
With a front door like this, you know it’s gonna be good…
Excellent advice for living added, for free!
Crab Cooker for the win!