A bit of Zen from my trip north along highway 395 late last month. Feel free to leave your own caption/description/comment/snark. Read the Full Story at Pasadena Daily Photo
Author, teacher, historian, and yoga expert Dr. Kay Mouradian is one of those people you like to be around–a lot of positive energy, a healthy sense of self. She’s previously been a guest author here on PDP. Now Kay is a film producer, too. She and director Mark Friedman have created My Mother’s Voice, a [...]
Do you want to rule Doo Dah? This is your year to be queen. Sunday is your day to prove it. Here is your info: 2013 QUEEN TRYOUTSWHERE: The American Legion Bar, 179 N. Vinedo St., PasadenaCross street is Colorado Blvd. (626) 792-9938 WHEN: Sunday, April 7, 20132:00 pm – Doors Open and Live Music [...]
I’m afraid I’ve left it to the last minute to remind you (ask, beg, plead) to send the City of Pasadena your opinion about whether or not you want soccer fields at Hahamongna Watershed Park. Loren Pluth is the Projects Manager for Parks and Landscape, and he’s the one to write to. The City needs [...]
It’s City Daily Photo theme day. Our theme today is “Pedestrians Crossing.” It’s also Zen Monday, so you get to tell us: What are these pedestrians doing? Are they crossing? You don’t have to be right. You can make it up. On theme days, I like to remind you about all the great City Daily Photo [...]
To the pagans of Pasadena, if you love Easter Bunnies and eggs, I recommend the goddess of the week post from Finnegan Begin Again. We always get humor at Margaret’s blog, and quite often we get goddesses. Finnegan’s an expert. To those of you who’ll be attending church today, I hope the services bring you [...]
This Little Free Library at 3405 Florecita Drive in Altadena invites you to sit down and browse. Sweet, isn’t it? I exclaimed out loud when I saw this one, and I didn’t even have Boz with me to mask the fact that I was talking to myself. The concept of the Little Free Library is [...]
Trees and historic homes once lined the streets north of Colorado Blvd., but much of Pasadena was obliterated when the 210 freeway divided the city. If you look along the edges of the gash, you can find traces of what once was. One vestige is the 1890-ish Ingrid Adams James House at 433 Martelo Avenue. [...]
The James Craig Adobe is not only Pasadena’s oldest residence, but its oldest structure, too. It’s just about impossible to see the house from the street (I’ve tried), so when the geniuses at Pasadena Heritage manage to swing public tours, you definitely want to go. Last Saturday, Pasadena Heritage presented its spring home tour, [...]
New favorite place! Next Door Cafe at 1174 N. Lake Avenue is just what the tummy ordered. I knew it was there but hadn’t stopped by, until a friend suggested it for coffee. I didn’t want to go at first, because although the place had good reviews, we were going for coffee and just about [...]
