The life and times of a true knucklehead – No photos to be used without permission
I am trying to go out and shoot more than usual. Today I visited Martin Luther King shoreline park (would love to shoot an owl) and later to Mulford Point park.
If there is an asymmetrical tree in front of a setting sun I will find it.
On my walk last night I saw this tree and I liked the shape… or am I getting desperate to photograph something, anything.
While online shopping we found this…
Color in the sky this evening was nice so I ran out, but shot the same old things at least 153 times before.
This year Thanksgiving was very different. We just stayed at home the 2 of us. I still got to grill my spatchcocked burd, but gone were those obnoxious kids running and yelling all over the damn place… although I do miss that.
As mentioned previously I roasted the purple potatoes (a new technique). The water turned green when I boiled em, that scared the sh*t outta me… not enough that I wouldn’t eat em though.
The rest of the weekend consisted of leftovers. I did make my 1st attempt at Omurice (needs work) and we got some great desserts from your neighbors.
I finally dug up my purple potatoes that I started Aug 1st. I’m glad I don’t have to to do this to survive as its not exactly a bumper crop. Nonetheless we will enjoy them for Thanksgiving later this week.
This morning we had a survival drill. We ate SPAM that had a best by date of November 2018. I believe SPAM will last at least 20 years, but if I am wrong and don’t post anything tomorrow call 911.
In keeping with this theme. I also found a can of tuna fish that had a best by date of June 2018.
Sometimes I run down to the shore and there is nothing to shoot. So I end up sitting on a log watching the clouds swallow up the sun.
Took a quick trip to the Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center to shoot the sunset. Unfortunately by the time I got there the clouds disappeared.
Took a trip to Middle Harbor Shoreline Park. I’ve never seen so many ding dang burds in my life.
