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Monthly Archives: July 2011
BluBQ
Today was Blu808’s annual summer BBQ, and Luke partnered up with Proper Styles to throw the biggest bash to date. The parking lot was completely packed, and I parked blocking someone in. As soon as I did that, someone blocked me in. I was gonna stay a while anyway, so whatever.
Karma Garden is No More
After lunch at the Chuckwagon, we went up to Bellingham to do some shopping, then took Chuckanut Drive back down to the Mount Vernon area. Along Chuckanut, near the town of Bow, is what used to be Karma Place Japanese Garden. Something happened between now and the last time I was there in 2006, because […]
Sunset Revisited
Because of the site upgrade, I decided to repost this sunset photo. Yes, I like it that much. Every now and then there’s a sunset that makes you say WOW. This was one of those. The cloud formations were just right to make this one spectacular. Christmas Eve 2010 at Kama’ole Beach No. 1, […]
The Chuckwagon
While I was up in Washington for Formula D, I was hanging out with my wife and mom one day and we decided to have lunch at the Chuckwagon in Mount Vernon. I used to go here as a kid and they always had tasty food. By this time I think I hadn’t been to […]
LifeBlasters – Got that swag flu
FD Seattle! (Behind the Shreeves)
So after our little escapade down in Portland, Justin, Geoff and I woke up at the crack of noon, very hungover, packed our shit in Geoff’s S14 (no homo) and jammed up for Seattle for the driftings! It was as uncomfortable as you think.
Shreeveless in Seattle …with Shreeve.
After a last minute engine-out job on my S14 at Luke Lonberger’s shop, Blu808, I was ready for the trip to FD Evergreen. I started the voyage by picking up my blaster pal Joe Ayala at his swanky apartment in San Francisco at 6:00am on Tuesday.
Full Frame What?
My dad is an X-Ray tech and he’s into photography too so he thought I’d get a kick out of hearing about the RadPRO he uses at work. It’s a portable X-Ray machine with a 17″x14″ sensor. Holy crap, I had to see this for myself!
Retirement
My mom retired last November and finally decided to throw a party. She worked for Service Employees International Union for the last 20 or so years as a labor organizer for various schools, hospitals, and other service industry companies in the area. She even handled the guys training the EA-6 Prowler pilots at Whidbey Island […]