My Friend's Bathroom Decor

This is from the bathroom of a friend who lives in Silver Lake. Another friend. Not the one from this post.

 

 

 

Ferrari Bike

Ferrari Bike was found in a storage bay in a studio in Burbank alongside a bunch of Sears appliances.

My Cat Daisy: The First of Many Posts

Daisy, b.k.a. Moochie, is an amazing Devon Rex pure bred, with full papers, but we got her as a rescue.  She's about 10.

 

Bowers Museum - Santa Ana, CA

On Sunday, my wife and I went to the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, CA.  The first Sunday of the month is their free day.  These photos are from the exhibits: Masters of Adornment: The Miao People of China, Quilts: Two Centuries of American Tradition and Technique, Pre-Columbian Art, Gemstone Carvings: The Masterworks of Harold Van Pelt, Spirits and Headhunters: Art of the Pacific Islands, and Ancient Arts of China: A 5000 Year Legacy.  I also took some pictures of my wife's self-given manicure and pedicure of green and purple nails. 

Spring Square Dance at HM157

Went to the Spring Square Dance at HM154 last night.  HM154 is California historical monument 154, an old Queen Anne Victorian house in Lincoln Heights that may have a history of 19th century murder.  You can check out their website here.

They murder story goes something like this: The house may have once been owned by a man named Horace B. Dibble and the house is known as the Dibble House.  Back in 1896, Dibble worked as a salesman in downtown L.A., where he got into a fight with a coworker and he ends up stabbing the guy to death.  It was later decided that Dibble acted in self-defense.  That's the story anyway.  You can read about in more detail and see some more pictures of HM154 at the amazing L.A. historical monument blog Big Orange Landmarks.

Friend's Home in Silver Lake

The lips are a chair.  The naked woman is a life-size statue.  The last pic is from inside her fridge.

If You Are Not F#@&ing Me...

A note I found on Fountain Ave. near Manzanita St. in Silver Lake, November 2010.