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Monthly Archives: June 2010
Hipstamatic-ing
When I was a kid, my very first camera ever was this Kodak 110 that I won at my dad’s company picnic, in maybe 1979 or 1980. The name Instamatic rings a bell, but after a bit of googling, I … Continue reading
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Dirty fingernails
Today I had this wise idea to get my car washed and waxed. Well, I actually just went and got it washed first, at this weird ghetto car wash within the Macarthur Maze, a place that looked like it used … Continue reading
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Only in Berkeley
Noticed this on a parking meter – you can’t just say “Columbus Day” – it’s now “Indigenous People’s Day”. Sigh. I’m surprised that Washington’s birthday and Christmas were not replaced with the Dalai Lama’s birthday and solstice.
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New Look
WordPress 3.0 got released, and I took the plunge and upgraded. After using my own scripts for a dozen years, I like the idea of a quick download adding a bunch of new features, instead of having to actually implement … Continue reading
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Lost City Lost
So Lost City is an interesting blog, an attempt at documenting all of the old bits of New York that are rapidly vanishing and being converted into Subway restaurants and doggie day cares and five dollar cupcake shops in the … Continue reading
Video Time Machine
In 1996, I suddenly decided I was going to become a filmmaker, and bought a Hi8 video camera. I’m sure some of this was the intersection of past viewings of ROX, the blooming Seattle public access cable scene, and the … Continue reading
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The other Portland
It’s hard to realize that it was almost exactly five years ago I went to Maine. But I was messing around with WordPress, trying to figure out the easiest way to get a picture out of iPhoto that didn’t involve … Continue reading
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Rockies-Giants
The first Rockies game of the year for me was today, and it looked to be the pitching duel of the year, with two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum versus Colorado’s ace who may be the 2010 Cy Young winner, … Continue reading
