…have a Kit Kat. A green tea flavored one.
Yummy! One can find them in just about any well assorted Japanese supermarket.
Just nibble one, enjoy the taste and treat yourself to a blast from the past:
(No green tea was involved way back then, but a lot of extremely dry British humor.)
… if one drives around with a bad ass bicycle rack on the roof…
His head, I mean.
We were lucky, we found it again.
Much better!
Summer is the time when one sees even more lovely old-timer cars on the roads than usual.
With no harsh winters and little rain, conditions for (not only) older cars are perfect. One sees them at every corner and they are always a delightful sight.
Something learned: That is how they kept the lines clean and unbroken. Quite ingenious!
Yes, yes, I found the camera.
Life is good. Just splendid, one could say. 🙂
Here we are – on the Westside.
No photos yet, as the camera is in a box, most probably a box deep down in the huge pile of boxes filling a whole…
Ah, the joys of moving. 🙂
…and my formerly orderly home would suddenly look like this,
then I would look like this too:
And so, so pretty: Papilio machaon.
No, not bikini – this is the first Pedestrian Plaza conversion in Los Angeles.
Located at the corner of Sunset Blvd. and Griffith Park Blvd., it leaves me a bit… baffled. It is green, it certainly is low maintenance, but what’s wrong with a bit of living green here and there? Instead of polka dots on steroids?
On the other hand, the bicycle stands are fun! And being used. That is a good sign.
We finally did it, we went and saw the new LAIR at the zoo.
Very impressive, from the green roof to the amazing inside with all sorts of living amphibians, invertebrates and reptiles.
One example of the critters one can see on exhibition inside is this Texas Horned Lizard. A charming guy, isn’t he?
