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Mike Colon in PUG Los Angeles
Neighborhood Walk About
You’ll find photos here of places we took this week while cruising the streets of Hollywood and Venice Boardwalk.
Continue Reading →I added another addition to the desk that props my Macbook Pro vertically. It’s called the BookArc by TwelveSouth. When you run the Macbook in clamshell and propped vertically as shown above, the Macbook actually devotes all of its video processing to the display as well as running cooler. I’ve noticed a big jump [...]
Continue Reading →No significant meaning to the glass above and it’s filled with water (it was the first available glass in the cupboard). Since I’m on the topic of drinks, anyone care to chime in what their favorite cocktail/drink? I’ll start – everyone knows I like beer but I do enjoy Crown Royal on the rocks [...]
Continue Reading →I woke up this morning to another cold day in LA and saw my semi broken Nikon 8008 sitting beside my window and took a quick snap of it. I remember when I was in the 4th grade heading off to school, I had accidentally knocked it over and my dad gave me [...]
Continue Reading →This mornings commute to work was terrible 2 hour drive from home to work due to the rain. After work I decided not to deal with the traffic so I went to IKEA instead and picked myself a new work desk My room is still a mess so I took a closeup shot of [...]
Continue Reading →Every time I go to Santa Barbara, I always have seafood and a icy cold brew at Santa Barbara Fish Co. If you ever head over to S.B – go there! It’s located right at the end of the pier you won’t miss it!
Camera: Nikon D700 | Lens: Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.4 [...]
It’s a Palmer 154 Art By Chase collabo edition. I’m no expert but I do like the board: it’s snappy, lightweight, has a lot of flex, and currently paired up with Burton Mission Bindings. Chase’s work has been recognized by celebrities and is seen all over Venice Beach (just look for a building littered [...]
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