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Early Birds

With my wings (or, more precisely, a knee) clipped on this year’s snowbird trip, planned next winter’s trip. Reservations opened up today for our outbound travel day: used SkyMiles, Seattle layover (much cheaper than nonstop), exit row aisle seats on an otherwise empty seat map.

Categories: Plan, California, Oahu

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Early Birds

Turning on a Dime

Turning on a Dime
Climbed above Palm Springs through a desert that had become a meadow. Sprained a knee, leading to an excruciating descent and a knee brace at Eisenhower Urgent Care. Rest is advised for a week, which is a bit like flying Delta One; Dwight reminded me he’s here for my safety.

Categories: Aches and Pains, California

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A Pointless Adventure

We’re both listless couch-dwellers as our colds work their way through. Created a pointless adventure to get me off the couch: did some online research, found an early Liberace house, a 10-minute city bus ride, found the house undergoing a remodel, walked back, returned to the couch.

Categories: California

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A Pointless Adventure

Plaza di Liberace

Plaza di Liberace
On my neighborhood walk, found another Liberace house. For some reason this one made me think of a funeral parlor. Over the years he owned four homes in Palm Springs.

Categories: California

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Top of the Morning

On my morning walk past bars open to the sidewalk, people were getting a head start on St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Categories: California

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Top of the Morning

After the Rains

After the Rains
A stream bed had come to life, cutting short our short walk. Recent rains have made any trail that crosses an arroyo (a normally dry creek) suspect. We backtracked and drove back into town to share a grilled cheese sandwich washed down with IPA.

Categories: Walk, California

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Desert Rainbow

When you’re staying in a desert, you don’t expect to look out the window and see a rainbow. But there it was this morning.

Categories: California

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Desert Rainbow
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