The lovely city gym/pool building in Huntington Beach.
And this awesome tree in the parking lot.
It’s like a work of art.
Amazing.
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The lovely city gym/pool building in Huntington Beach.
And this awesome tree in the parking lot.
It’s like a work of art.
Amazing.
28. Oppenheimer (2023).
In a word, overrated. The parts about the development of the bomb, and of Los Alamos, was quite well-done and interesting. The rest was kind of a mess. Robert Downey Jr. was entertaining, but that’s about it.
Verdict: Overall, a bloated “meh” from me.
29. The Holdovers (2023)
Just when my Christmas movie rotation was getting a tad stale… What a delight, and what a joy it is to see Paul Giamatti in a role worthy of his enormous talent. Verdict: It’s nice to know they still make movies like this.
30. The Gorgon (1964)
Decent Hammer fare about a gorgon possessing people (there’s one female character so, you know, there goes the mystery) and turning people to stone. In Germany, for some reason.
Verdict: It’s fun to watch good actors having stupid fun with this stuff. I liked it.
Huntington Beach Central Library is really beautiful.
Wetlands mural.
It’s got so many awesome spaces and architectural detail.
A little old age deafness and lots of white noise took care of the problem.
All of the little bees flying about were slightly challenging. But only slightly. This one was fun.
Let freedom ring!
This is a very nice story about a lonely widow who befriends an octopus at the aquarium where she works. This friendship helps solve a family mystery and brings her into contact with others with whom she is more connected than she knows. Oh, and you hear the octopus’ thoughts, and he’s a lot smarter than anybody you know. Sounds silly, and it is, but it works.
These SpaceX launches never get old.
Really cute, and a subject that I love, but I have to admit, not a particularly pleasant puzzle.
The original Balboa Bar for the win!