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Our first overcast day in awhile came at the perfect time. It allowed for a breakfast burrito, football, work, football, sloppy joes, and finally, The Golden Globes.
We made the above piece. It cost us about $6.00 to make. We charged our client $12.30. Our client sold it for about $40 wholesale. We walked into Free People (a very popular “higher end” boutique) and found it on display for $148.
My first attempt at creating a cinemagraph.
Almost done with wall number one.
Employee #10 starts on Monday.
Enjoyed lunch at Mario Batali’s, Pizzeria Mozza. Perfecto.
The Hollywood Sign hike. Five miles round trip. 70 degrees and Hazy. Burbank from the top of the Hollywood Hills.
For the healthiest lifestyle, they say to eat like a king for breakfast, a prince for lunch, and a peasant for dinner. The last part is the hard part.
So, my memory was a little hazy, but there was definitely a letter taped to the door (thanks Mom!). This is said letter my Dad taped to the door on that big day.
A new record! 185lbs. Pfff.
My Dad officially stepped down today as Managing Partner of Seyfarth Shaw. As he says, it is the first step of a four or five year retirement plan. Whether or not retirement actually happens in that timeframe remains to be seen, but today was probably the most significant day of his career since making partner. I still remember the latter some thirty years ago…
Nothing like spending New Year’s Day at Santa Anita. Bet $20 on the longshot in the first race and won. The windfall paid for the rest of the day’s loses.
Rent, not own or lease.
It’s going to be tough adjusting to this weather after Hawaii.
Have our line sold in every state Visit my sister, Michelle, in her own home Weigh 160lbs New Video Camera Host a summer party Grow LA Fashion Insider Lock down a wedding date See 10 New Movies Watch a Sunrise Watch a sunset Read ten books Celebrate Brittany’s Sweet 16t Celebrate Devin’s 21st See a classic movie on the big screen Put on a…
Steve Jobs biography makes ten. Excellent book.
The Hawaiian nighttime sky reminds me a lot of being a kid in Alaska. You can look up for hours and see every constellation. Speaking of star sightings, the Hollywood kind are just as common at this small resort. Jimmy Kimmel, Katy Perry, Ben Stiller, Emily Blunt, John Krasinski and the Jonas Brothers are among those we’re sharing this place with.
With the exception of a snorkel trip to a local beach and some shaved ice, we spent the day and night on the property.
We hiked to the Na Pali Coast, found the unhealthiest place for lunch, and retired by the pool until dinner.
The hike to the look out point almost gave me a heart attack, but the view was well worth it.
We stuck around the property on day 1, because, well it’s an amazing property. Pool, beach, restaurant, repeat. And the 10 minutes the hotel could not find our reservation continues to pay off. In addition to the room on the beach, we have yet to pay for a meal.
Half a book to go.
This is our view from our room at the St. Regis on the North shore of Kauai. The benefit of arriving at 11pm on Christmas night to a sold out hotel that lost your reservation is the room upgrade. It was well worth the anxiety.
I’m hoping one of these days I’ll have the time to put a little more effort into this goal, but I’m sure we will manage to make a few people smile on Christmas. I hadn’t been in a K-mart in over a decade, but paid a visit this morning to their layaway department and settled a couple of random accounts that were set to…
Since my days are booked now through the 31st and don’t include seeing a movie, here are my top five movies and television shows of 2011. Movies 1. The Descendants 2. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 3. Midnight in Paris 4. Win Win 5. Money Ball Television 1. Game of Thrones 2. Homeland 3. Walking Dead 4. Dexter 4. Justified
Our Yearly Playlist 