Entries from October 2008

Know Huddle #15 & 16

 

October 20, 2008

There was a boy who had two flags around his waist. In his hands, a ball. Underneath his feet, the wind. But the wind was taken away, and the ball was useless when he heard a whistle. Looking down, the boy realized that one of his flags…was gone… Flag Football Frenzy Are you a Head [...] [Read more →]

The Hills

 

October 19, 2008

I passed by there several times since my arrival in Los Angeles. Curious what lay beyond the shrubs and cobble-stone driveways that winded upward. Lofted above the hustle and bustle of the city. Today, my curiosity was quenched. For several weeks, I had made plans to tour Beverly Hills and the homes that inhabited it. [...] [Read more →]

Disturbing Fires

 

October 13, 2008

While trying to figure out what to write about two things occurred: 1) My cousin Katie Noonan asked me on Facebook if I could see any fires. 2) Simultaneously, I heard the siren of a fire truck pass by my house. Leave it to the powers that be to determine what will be written in [...] [Read more →]

Know Huddle Article #13 & #14

 

October 11, 2008

There are some professional athletes that appreciate the good things they have in life. But then there are some that are more interesting to read about. Relaxed Plaxico The old saying goes… Birds of a feather, flock together… But if one of those birds is the ugly duckling, they need some changes to get back [...] [Read more →]

LACMA

 

October 10, 2008

For many Angelenos, or those heavily immersed in visual arts circles, the term LACMA is a familiar one. If you don’t fall under either one of those categories, LACMA is an acronym for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, one one of the finest art museums in the world, in my estimation. Majesties of [...] [Read more →]