In the event that you missed some of these photo-posts on Twitter, I'll show them again here. It's been a warm week in San Diego. On Thursday evening, the entire county lost power, affecting some 3 million people. I suspect that people on the East Coast didn't care, what with their silly rainstorm and all. And for the most part, it was no big deal. It gave us chance to appreciate life without television and computers, and get out and meet the neighbors. For some reason, all I could think about is drinking a cold beer. I mean, if you're gonna have a Blackout on a hot day, you gotta have a beer. Turns out, a lot of people I talked to thought the exact same thing. I was thinking, we should have one of these blackouts next week.
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| September 9, 2011 headline in the Union Tribune after the largest power outage in San Diego history. |
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| Sunset looking West from our house. It was especially humid that evening this past week making the sky especially orange at sunset. |
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| Another close-up photograph taken by my 13-year-old daughter of the tomato plant. |
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| My 13-year-old daughter turned the camera onto her face. |
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| Moonrise on Mt. Woodson, San Diego. This is looking east at sunset, August 11. It's a waxing moon: tomorrow is full. |
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| Super close-up photo of Torey the cat. Serious cat is serious. |
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