Category: Stand Alone

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Merfolk Out of Water

While at AIDS Walk awhile ago after running into it, I found these people just waiting by the fountain at grand park. It’s a pretty big fountain, but water is so shallow that if you if you walk in it with shoes just tall enough water won’t get into them. That’s going to make swimming a bit hard.

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Let’s Dance

Before going to Running of the Clowns, I was going pretty early, so I decided to go downtown and hang there for a bit, only to run into AIDS Walk after it had ended. I didn’t even know that was going on. There was a drag show also going on so I decided to spend my time there before heading to Pasadena.

I’m glad I did.

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Running of the Clowns ’16 – Photo

It was a bust. We had two clowns and no runners show up. Part of me believes the whole creepy clown thing going on right now has something to do with it, and someone even called 911 to probably say “there are a couple of clowns here, we don’t know what to do.” The cops were cool we let them know what was going on, and totally understood it was something just fun and goofy. I know there were a couple of other people that messaged us saying they are running late, then after letting them know about the cops going asked if it was worth going over.

Are people getting tried of these kind of silly events? Black Tie Beach was a dud, and I noticed the Zombie Walk this year didn’t have as much people as last year. Still a lot of zombies, but definitely was fewer people. Need to figure something out to bring new life in.

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Ready to Play

Awhile back a couple of friends were playing a show at some music store. Both of them had their own sets along with some other people who were also there to perform. Shots like this make me miss my tamron lens. It stopped working over two years ago for no reason and been stuck with the kit lens since. It’s tragic.

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Dig Site

Everyone now and then I have a person say to me there is no proof of evolution, and any evidence is a fabrication. There is a problem. First of all, we have seen it in action without even noticing. It’s a slow and gradual change over time and organisms after each generation have a slight change you don’t notice till you compare from a much greater time period, especially with something that reproducing more rapidly. Like, oh, I don’t know, a dog. Or perhaps that does so at an accelerated pace like a bacteria.

Further more, if the evidence like bones are fake, why go through the trouble of putting a museum in the same lot as the La Brea Tar Pits? With active dig sites were they find stuff from over 10,000 years ago? And have a section of the building where you can watch people clean off bones? All in the middle of a major city?