102nd Post: State of POV Address

So a couple of months ago me and Josie had this crazy idea to take pictures with our cell phones and put them online. In those early days I think me and Josie were the only ones looking at the pictures and the format was simple and straightforward, cell phone pic and short description. We slowly added more people and then people started to do things like tell stories with their pictures, which I think is amazing. So now were at 100 and I'm shocked how much this has grown. I hope we can grow more in the future and this blog will continue to prosper. Thank you for everyone that has been apart of this and to everyone who reads this.
-Dan

Horses in LA

I'll admit, the title of this post is misleading because I did not manage to get a picture of a horse. But anyway, I had to drop something off at a house for work, and after driving through the hustle and bustle of Glendale the main road suddenly ended and curved and I was at a huge park area, with a horse corral. A guy on a horse walked right by my car. This was in LA, I swear. When I got back, I looked up where I had been, and apparently it is right near (or is) Griffith Park.. I must have been at (or near) the equestrian center. It was the prettiest place I've seen in LA so far, my cell phone pics really do not do it justice.

The second pic, by the way, is really really small because I had to zoom in to get it, which on my phone just makes it really small. If you put on your reading glasses and look reeeeaaaaalllly closely, you will see a sign with a horse on it - it is a crosswalk for horses!

walk in the park, dos

saw this bike chained at the edge of the park. he's lookin for his missing piece. i tried to get the suburban sprawl in the canyon, but it was hard - suburbia doesn't deserve to take the spotlight from lil Red. 

a walk in the park

i've been to this park a few times, but i never really noticed these weird column things. i was out on my walk/jog/run thinger and thought these were interesting enough to spend 75 cents (or whatever it is for me to email this to myself) to post it. 

Biking @ Seal Beach

My cousin wanted to run Saturday morning, but I convinced her that we should go biking instead. We biked from Seal Beach to Huntington Beach. Approximately 25 miles back and forth. I enjoyed this a lot. I forgot how much I miss the sound of the waves, the fresh air, and the feel of the warm sun hitting my face. Although, my ass hurts a bit from biking that long.

Ice Cream at Anjin

Orange sorbet. It was actually in an orange.


The green tea was sooo good.