Watching the new The Day of the Jackal series on Peacock. After 1 episode, I like it.


David Foster Wallace. This is good to watch every couple of years. Especially this year. We’ve seem the GOP doesn’t care about other people, just themselves

youtu.be/DCbGM4mqE…


Remembering when I was young, Liberty House would have free holiday wrapping. It was great and they did a good job. Drop them off and stop shortly later.


This wind mill on the Kona Royal hotel property is a thrown back. Look like it used to pump water somewhere at some time.


This is from the newish Kahului bridge on Alii Drive in Kona. The bridge was completed in 2021. To the County and Isemoto Construction’s credit, it was completed during the pandemic.


The south looking coast of Kona from the ocean access beach (no sand, just grass and rocks), just south of the Royal Kona Hotel. Sunday morning.


Persistents OR path of least resistance

At least the landscapers can’t cut you if you’re inside the post.


Manton has coffee shop pix. Here’s mine today @manton


I must be in the front row. On Alii drive



Oregon is good at Football


Texas is done


My favorite mountain on Hawaii Island is the Kohala Mountains. When we lived in Waimea our dining room looked straight at them.


The Waimea Butcher Shop is our always stop


ESPN is really pushing the UFC fight. Another broken algorithm, I’ve never bought a closed circuit anything or a UFC fight


My wife has all of her ducks in a row before we head out the door (or her OCD). Pick up grandsons and head to Waimea for Christmas craft fairs and drone flying (grandson)


This shopping center, the Makalapua center, was built in the early 90s. It had a K-Mart, a cinema complex and Macy’s. Kmart and the theaters closed in the last few years and Macy’s is on death’s door. It was a busy place in the 2000s


Here’s my Dad with the Heathkit CPU named Charlie on his back desk @cheesemaker he used it to store and sort member data. Me managed a number of business organizations. I think he also programmed it to print mailing labels


This is from shortly after they opened in 1965. Famously, Steve Jobs stayed there.


Throw back