




She used to lock me in the closet and tell me there was a monster in there but now my closet is the size of a small gymnasium so I have nothing to fear. 🙂 My sister is coming in from Canada today for the weekend. She arrives tonight and we’re going to have fun, fun, fun! We’ll be doing the Hollywood thing, see the Hollywood sign, Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive, Farmer’s Market, the Grove, Santa Monica Pier, and shop. This photo was taken in Italy in 1949. She’s the one with the chipmunk cheeks and I look like I’m expecting twins.
We just posted seven new “How-To” videos. They are so much fun to make and I have a lot more ideas for the next ones. One of my new favorites is a healthier hot fudge sundae. Click here to check it out.
I wonder if other Californians are like me. When I find myself in different locations, I wonder how badly I’d be hurt if the big earthquake happened right then. Like today at mall on the 2nd floor, I looked down and thought, “I’d probably survive but I might break a leg.” When I’m in a high-rise, I’m not as optimistic. My least favorite place is stuck at a red light under a freeway overpass, but if there’s a big truck in front of me, I feel safer because I’ve decided the truck would stop the chunks of concrete from landing on me. Does that make me paranoid or do I just need a hobby?
Can you guess what this is? I’ll give you some hints…
1. It’s in my kitchen.
2. You may have it too.
Find the answer in my Mystery Photos.
I never thought to actually stick my entire face into a calzone to eat it, but it worked well for this little girl. Ruby is the 15-month-old daughter of my website developer, Robert and his wife, Heather. Robert swears this is a calzone but I still think it looks like a side of ham. 🙂
How cute is she?
You go, Ruby!
We just switched to the new server and my new blog is here! It may take a few days for this site to be up to speed so please be patient while the web geeks do their thing. Are you imagining a bunch of young guys with glasses wearing short-sleeved shirts and ties? What, no women web geeks? Of course not. If women were doing it, we’d have been done two weeks ago …just kidding, Robert 🙂 Besides, the women can’t do it – they’re in management. Ouch!