Well, hello there. It’s been a couple of weeks since I published anything here on this blog-like thing, so I’m fulfilling my New Year’s resolution to post more frequently but then to ignore that resolution. That approach has always been effective and welcomed by most alert Gazette readers. You’re welcome.
I just returned from five days in sunny San Diego (Coronado Island, to be exact) and weirdly calm Las Vegas. I started a trip report on the plane back to Texas, but lost interest around the 20th paragraph where I was still on Day Two.
What I’d like to do – and I hope you approve, or at least pretend to – is post a handful or two of photos that have been stacking up on my phone, iPad, and computer. Some of them will relate to our trip (like the photo at the top of this page, taken on Coronado and looking toward Point Loma); some will be completely random and all they have in common is that I don’t have to keep seeing them on those devices and thinking I should do something with them.
By the way, I know that most or all of you come here expecting to learn something that I’ve stored in my massive brain/yellow sticky notes on my desk, so here goes: bata Bukini wa Misri is the Swahili term for an Egyptian goose (Misri is Swahili for Egypt; bata Bukini means duck goose. Seems redundant to me but what do I know? Oh, and wa means of.)

I also have a sticky note on my desk that reads “dog poop email,” lest you think that I only focus on inconsequential subjects.
Now, more cowbell photos…
















Closing Shots of the Memeish Kind
As long as we’re on the subject of conspicuous consumption of the delicious kind…

Also, bears like MREs, too…

And, finally, no meal is complete without a beverage, amirite?

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I loved the photos! Thank you for sharing! Your pictures brought smiles and fun memories of dancing in Luckenbach and the watching the egret on the creek.
Thanks, Audrey. That Luckenbach trip was indeed a lot fun, and there’s always something interesting going on in the creek!