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A technical drawing by me, age 4. I like that the only thing without a face is the actual human on the upper deck.
Just another late December in California.
The 2014 cover of the calendar I make each year for my mother. It started as a way to share the photos she'd missed from the year, because we lived on different continents and didn't see each other for 6-12 months at a time. Now it's tradition. I love putting it together, although this year's was particularly hard. In 2014, I need to take more photos.
The closest people to me in the world. So happy to be spending Christmas with them once again.
This year (and now for the next 20 years) the tree is taller than me. Hand-decorated by Hannah, as usual.
It's beginning to feel a *little* bit like Christmas.
Ah, the hilarious taste of home.
Just as the Inklings enjoyed at the Eagle and Child all those years ago.
#dennys #thehobbit #crassmerchandising #obesity #tastyhobbitses
"I'm not a superhero, I'm a Latter-Day Saint!" Name the movie.
Firebaugh, California, you are a delight.
... And that's literally all the books I have in California, despite wanting to be one of those people with book-lined rooms. Most of my books are still in boxes, thousands of miles away from me.
Not pictured: Noam Chomsky's Media Control. (I love Chomsky.)
These also never randomly go offline.
The nice thing about books is that they don't require a subscription, and they never go offline. Wish mine were a bit taller, though.
Still excited by the fact that I have a whistling kettle every. single. morning.
A beautiful day in the neighborhood. Walking past #ChezPanisse; would like to eat there again one day.
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