Every Monday is Zen Monday. (First visit to Zen Monday? It’s the day you tell us what the photo’s about, rather than me telling you.) Read the Full Story at Pasadena Daily Photo
You start. (First visit to Zen Monday? It’s the day you tell us what the photo’s about, rather than me telling you.) Read the Full Story at Pasadena Daily Photo
Neighborhood soccer, 2013 Because major successes don’t come every day, and because sometimes life can be frustrating, it’s a good idea to celebrate little victories. The other day I was forced, forced, to restock Camelot & Vine at Vroman’s, because they had sold out. Vroman’s is Pasadena’s largest independent bookstore, second only to Powell’s in [...]
Bienvenue, Hercule. Better go, the sun’s comin’ up. Read the Full Story at Pasadena Daily Photo
How often do you eat dinner at the fire station by invitation of the Captain? Maybe you do so on a regular basis, but this was new for me and John. (I have no idea what he was doing back there. You’ll just have to ask him.) Our friend Max Hengst is a Los Angeles [...]
Readers of Living Vicuriously will hear it first: my new book is almost finished. This is a bit of a lie, it’s not like I wrote the whole thing this summer. That wouldn’t be a good book, not from me, because it takes me time to get it right. If I tell you I wrote [...]
photo by John Sandel It’s Zen Monday. Let’s entertain each other. Blue skies, smiling at me, nothing but blue skies…dooyadooyadooya…. Read the Full Story at Pasadena Daily Photo
Zen Monday is the day you experience the photo and give us your thoughts, rather than me telling you what I think the photo’s about. But this is Zen Tuesday so the rules are even fewer and farther between. Say what comes to mind. Read the Full Story at Pasadena Daily Photo
“At the very south ende of the chirch of South-Cadbyri standeth Camallate, sumtyme a famose toun or castelle, apon a very torre or hille, wunderfully enstregnthenid of nature. . .The people can telle nothing ther but that they have hard say that Arture much resortid to Camalat.”- John Leland, 1542 I’m honored to participate in [...]
photo by John Sandel Pop one open. Let’s start the week off right. ***************************************** Starting Thursday, 8/15 through Monday, August 19, I’ll be part of the “Wonder of Rome” blog hop, featuring writers of historical fiction who know all kinds of cool Roman history. If you can’t figure out how Camelot & Vine fits into [...]
