Sunday, February 10, 2008

Fake I.D.

When making a fake ID, remember to attach a picture of yourself only...




...no matter how much you love your girl.




Fake I.D.

When making a fake ID, remember to attach a picture of yourself only...




...no matter how much you love your girl.




Sunday, February 3, 2008

A Day in My Life

We started the day with brunch at our favorite teahouse in Santa Monica, CA. After we strolled around The Promenade on a very clear blustery day that was perfect for encouraging brisk walking! LOL Walking fast gives the illusion of warmth and doesn't give the brain time to register how crazy you are for being out and about. We took time for a steaming cup of joe and threw down the gauntlet for a Rummikub match. Finally we topped it off with an $80 shopping spree at Borders Bookstore. We bought the boxed sets of Supernatural Season Two and Torchwood, love 40% discount coupons.
A Day in My Life

We started the day with brunch at our favorite teahouse in Santa Monica, CA. After we strolled around The Promenade on a very clear blustery day that was perfect for encouraging brisk walking! LOL Walking fast gives the illusion of warmth and doesn't give the brain time to register how crazy you are for being out and about. We took time for a steaming cup of joe and threw down the gauntlet for a Rummikub match. Finally we topped it off with an $80 shopping spree at Borders Bookstore. We bought the boxed sets of Supernatural Season Two and Torchwood, love 40% discount coupons.

Friday, February 1, 2008



Teller paints portrait of bank robber

IMMORTALIZED: Bank teller Nicholas Wildermuth's portrait of the suspect who robbed him.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The picture of a bank robbery suspect isn't the work of a police sketch artist. It was done by bank teller Nick Wildermuth. He's also an artist and his watercolor portrait depicts the man who held him up. Deputies in Orange County, California, report the painting is a good match to a suspect seen on the bank's security video. The painting shows a bearded, middle aged man, wearing a coat and ski hat. Authorities have dubbed him the "Hobo Bandit." The painting is going on display tomorrow at a downtown L.A. art gallery. The gallery owner says it's a "really spooky, interesting picture."



Teller paints portrait of bank robber

IMMORTALIZED: Bank teller Nicholas Wildermuth's portrait of the suspect who robbed him.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The picture of a bank robbery suspect isn't the work of a police sketch artist. It was done by bank teller Nick Wildermuth. He's also an artist and his watercolor portrait depicts the man who held him up. Deputies in Orange County, California, report the painting is a good match to a suspect seen on the bank's security video. The painting shows a bearded, middle aged man, wearing a coat and ski hat. Authorities have dubbed him the "Hobo Bandit." The painting is going on display tomorrow at a downtown L.A. art gallery. The gallery owner says it's a "really spooky, interesting picture."

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Randomosity

I said I'd try to post about three times weekly and that's what seems to flow naturally. It also flows best if I don't try and stick to a specific pattern, I guess I never learned to color within the lines!

Some observations:

~ One bridge closure leading into the general downtown Los Angeles area can wreak unimaginable havoc. It sucks big time and has easily added 20 minutes to my morning commute.

~ How is it that a traffic cop thinks she can direct traffic from the curb?

~ Since when is it okay to fart in one's cubicle and simply laugh it off when busted? I work with a repeat offender and well, it's definitely not amusing me.

~ I've heard of being in a hurry but leaving one's panties in the stall just bewilders me.

How's your week panning out?