A picture is worth a thousand words. Christmas advertising comes
earlier and earlier.
I'm into the final season of "Madame Secretary" on my big screen
TV and was watching an episode involving a dust up in the Middle
East when I noticed, out of the corner of my eye, my iMac acting
up. Turns out every time the TV mentioned Syria, Siri jumped to
the ready.
This Facebook photo of Knott's Berry Farm took me way back to the
days before Disneyland. My friend and neighbor Bernard Holt
shared the exciting news that his family was going to Knott's
Berry Farm. I told him I'd been, and was less than impressed.
All I saw was a bunch of cows. Turns out my dad took me to Knox
Dairy Farm in South Bay.
Here's a 1962 shot of east-bound 8 approaching 70th Street.
Click HERE
for a larger image.
I never get tired of the three aerials of Crawford I've featured
in the past. This one was shot the week Crawford opened in 1957.
Click HERE
to see enlargements of all three. Remember the John Fry Corollary
to Murphy's Law -- "In an aerial of your neighborhood, your house
will be just out of the picture".
John Goules '72 sent John Muir classroom photos of of him and his late brother George '70. Click HERE to check them out.
I've just uploaded the latest IOS versions
for my iMac and iPhone and set up iPhone Mirroring (don't ask).
Now my SeaMonkey web software won't work. Hopefully I can
figure out a solution.
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