People who live in climates with real winters tend not to appreciate it when I bitch and moan about how hot it is here in December. So instead, I'll just share some of my Ricoh GRiii photos from the past couple weeks in lieu of complaints. MaDang Plaza, Koreatown The Ginko Tree of Bronson Ave, a rare deciduous for the neighborhood Sunset in Santa Monica Miles confused by a 3lb chihuahua This is actually pretty minimal in terms of Hancock Park Xmas decorations Clark Street Bre

One thing I missed most during the pandemic was the ability to go see live music. One of my favorite things about Los Angeles is the amount of great venues to see music, both outdoor and in. And 2025 was a good one for me in terms of concertgoing. The way it usually works with me and Lynn is that if it's a show that has seats, she'll be in , and if it's standing only then I'll go alone or with a friend. That system worked out well this year, and these were the most transcende

As a daily bikerider in car-centric Los Angeles, I've become quite used to being the odd person out. At least most drivers are pretty friendly to cyclists here though (hahaha, jk, can you imagine?) But once every three months or so, like magic, Ciclavia takes over a different part of the city and suddently there are tens of thousands of other bikeriders joining me on gloriously car-free streets. It's like a glimpse of a better urban way to operate, if only for a day. The eve