#TBT Odd Flash merch from #SDCC 2012. Skelanimals, MAD Flash & Professor Zoom, and of course a Flash drive!
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Pink flowers on the lawn.
Tree bark at sunset
Tree bark at sunset #nofilter
Jacaranda flowers at sunset.
Jacaranda flowers at sunset.
Painted rock.
This dragonfly was just resting on the asphalt in the parking area out back.
This #dragonfly was just resting on the asphalt in the parking area out back. It was very still — I was surprised it didn’t take off when I took the picture — but it moved one of its legs at one point as if wiping its face, so it was apparently alive.
Every time I’ve tried to reserve at the Torrance Benihana…
Every time I’ve tried to reserve at the Torrance Benihana, it’s been booked several days ahead. (But not other locations in the LA area, oddly enough.) Alas, the kiddo was not impressed with teppan. Except the onion volcano. #torrance #benihana #restaurant #backlit
Sea cliff sunset.
Candles
Candles
Hexed.
That one clump of puffy orange cloud just looked so out of place.
That one clump of puffy orange cloud just looked so out of place.
Raindrops on the window.
#Raindrops on the window.
Canada geese at the marsh. Remarkably unconcerned with an unpredictable human child 15 feet away…
Photo taken at: Madrona Marsh Preserve and Nature Center
Canada geese at the marsh. Remarkably unconcerned with an unpredictable human child 15 feet away, but then they *are* geese.
Seasonal wetlands at Madrona Marsh…
Photo taken at: Madrona Marsh Preserve and Nature Center
Seasonal wetlands at Madrona Marsh. Winter and spring rains fill up these shallow pools, which become home to birds, frogs, insects and more during spring and summer. By the end of summer, the pools dry up until the next year.
Coastal scene on a bench.
Coastal scene on a bench.
Lone jacaranda flower.
Lone jacaranda flower.
Clover flowers, late afternoon.
Clover flowers, late afternoon.
Jacaranda debris
They are one of my favorite trees, though apparently there are people who absolutely hate them. From what I can tell it comes down to whether you have to deal with cleanup, because the flowers can get really sticky and messy after they fall, and there’s always a lot of them.
There’s a residential street near where I used to live that’s completely lined with jacarandas for most of a block. I loved driving or walking along there in April. I wouldn’t want to park there, though!
