Anything with cloven hoof- I'm a fan. I love the whimsy of the sculpture. The maple tree (?) adds an Asian flair as well as the door. Is this a restaurant?
This is a new, experimental breed of sheep that was genetically altered so that it's wool is as strong as steel. It's a secret program funded by the US government in search of material to be used to make light weight ballistic vests for soldiers and undercover operatives. The development and testing is taking place in the Ostrich Farm area and it would appear that one of the experimental subjects has escaped.
I understand the research has been stalled because they can't figure out a way to avoid rust stains.
Petrea: I thought that kid did a nice job, so I used his version. You've heard the real one too often. There's a secretary in my office who's ex-husband is Sam the Sham's nephew. Sam Samudio lives in Texas and is a preacher!
In December of 2007, after many years on the west side of Los Angeles (and at least a third of those years spent stuck in traffic on Pico Boulevard) my family settled into a happy little house in South Pasadena. This daily blog covered almost 5 years as I put down roots in my new home town -- and almost 5 more as I settled in and became a South Pas old-timer. Here it is...my time capsule of South Pasadena.
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Thank you Charlie's Coffee House for hosting my photo exhibit, South Pas: Observed. From October 2011 through January 2012 my pictures graced the walls of the best place in town to get a cup of coffee!
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"Ewe'd Better Watch Out!" (Sorry, just couldn't help myself!)
This building looks familiar. By its red color, the sheep was made in the 70s. Caption? Too early.
Pull the Wool
Did you remember to click on "Pull the Wool" above?
Anything with cloven hoof- I'm a fan. I love the whimsy of the sculpture. The maple tree (?) adds an Asian flair as well as the door. Is this a restaurant?
This is a new, experimental breed of sheep that was genetically altered so that it's wool is as strong as steel. It's a secret program funded by the US government in search of material to be used to make light weight ballistic vests for soldiers and undercover operatives. The development and testing is taking place in the Ostrich Farm area and it would appear that one of the experimental subjects has escaped.
I understand the research has been stalled because they can't figure out a way to avoid rust stains.
The Goats Who Stare At Men
So, does this mean red is the new blonde again? I can't keep up.
I love the way this photo is framed, especially with the shadow of the leaves.
Back to yesterday's comments...
DB, is ephus gas related to laughing gas??
That's depends on whether or not you have a good sense of humor.
Hello Dolly
"Ewe! This stuff tastes awful!"
Your Sam is a sham, Mister Earl, you can't pull that wool over my eyes!
I've said it before, I'll say it again... I have the most clever (and smart-alecky) readers of all. You guys rock!
Anon, I'm still laughing at yours.
DB, you are on a roll!
Until tomorrow...
Petrea: I thought that kid did a nice job, so I used his version. You've heard the real one too often. There's a secretary in my office who's ex-husband is Sam the Sham's nephew. Sam Samudio lives in Texas and is a preacher!
That's brilliant trivia, Mister Earl. I love it.
One time, she had photos of Sam the Sham at a family reunion. He wasn't wearing his big turban with the humongous rhinestone in the center!
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