This is one of numerous caltrain stations I normally zoom by when I take the bullet train. On a day like today, though, when I miss my train and must take a later Local train, I am able to savor the scenic beauty of numerous peninsula towns.
This is one of numerous caltrain stations I normally zoom by when I take the bullet train. On a day like today, though, when I miss my train and must take a later Local train, I am able to savor the scenic beauty of numerous peninsula towns.
This album is making me really happy right now:
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Lately I've been fascinated by these time lapse movies that have been
popping up all over the web, now that taking digital pictures of things
is so much easier for so many people.
First, there's the guy who
set up his Aibo robot dog to take pictures of interesting things several times a day. I want to tell this guy: take your robot dog for a walk, already!
Then there are the Boring Time Lapse People, e.g.:
or the Dramatic Life Change People, e.g.:
What's fun is watching out for what doesn't change.
Big drama on cal train tonight. I am currently stuck on a stationary train, and starving.
Testing
Testing
Testing
Please do ignore. If you can. If you dare!
If you haven't heard of this Italian miniseries already, let me be the first to tell you that you must get the Best of Youth DVDs and watch them immediately. Preferably on a long Sunday afternoon with a bottle of wine. And chocolate.
Briefly, the series follows the lives of two Italian brothers as they mature from rowdy students in the 60s to grey-haired family guys in the 00s. The story delivers scene after scene of brilliant comedy, romance, drama, and great storytelling. There are a few scenes that are so touching and poignant it hurts.
The two discs are six hours altogether, though honestly I wanted more at the end. Definitely time well spent.
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Bubbling mud pit in Iceland
Lyre bird scratching around in Oz (test)