Passing by Warner Bros. in Burbank on a late September day.Rain.
Not much, but when you live here you take what you can get.
When it was over my car was filthy! (Of course my car was filthy before it started...)
Southern California fans of Paris Daily Photo celebrated Bastille Day at Lilly's French Cafe in Venice. We'd have gone to Perris, but it's too far from L.A.
Here we are early in the evening, when we first met and before the ice was broken. Seated, you see Tall Gary, Pont Girl and my husband, John. Standing: that's Carrie on the left and me on the right.
Wow, what a difference after a Kir Royale and a meal, huh? What a wacky bunch! Actually we had a great time discussing our mutual interests in France and its history and culture, plus our work, our travels and the other things that make up good conversation. We talked a lot about Paris Daily Photo, the unique and wonderful blog that brought us together, and all the unique and wonderful people we've met there—
This is "Eric the Escargot." He didn't make it through the meal. Too tasty. You know we're big fans.
Aaron Proctor has this nifty column in Pasadena Weekly, and he was kind enough to feature me this week. Thank you, Aaron!







The Pasadena Police 2008 Classic Car Show was held on Colorado Blvd. Sunday, June 15th (Fathers Day).
Gee, I just want a look at that Datsun 2000...
Nice line-up.
Paul says this is the car he drives around town every day. He and his car will appear on the June 30th episode of "101 Cars You Must Drive" on cable TV's Speed Channel. Paul says his car is the star of the "not sexy" segment.

Ah. There's the Datsun.
The marquee.
These stairs are on the south side of the building.
Detail of the stairs.
This yellow door is at the foot of the rusty stairs.
A window at Cinema 21.
Cinema 21 at 845 Washington Blvd., a little the worse for wear. You can see where someone ran into the near corner. The window bars are iron, so I'd say the vehicle was big, and going fast.
The lobby.
Under the marquee.
Vandals have been busy.
From the back, you can see where the apartments were in relation to the cinema.
Reminds me of an old tenement. I guess that's exactly what it was.
At street level, cold air flows from the windows, even on a hot day.
Yesterday's vigil was heartening, to say the least. I met and photographed a lot of great people. The turnout was terrific, and the support from the traffic (honk!!!) was spectacular.
P.J. the positive!
A well-spoken patriot.
Jaunty tie clasp.
A veteran of the first Iraq war shows up for peace.
Teach your children well.
