A scan of the first edition of Terror Castle, inscribed by my father on August 5, 1964. I was 10 years old then, and my father was starting a whole new career at 54. He died before he could know how many readers (other than me!) The Three Investigators would eventually reach.

Watching Singing in the Rain at the Redlands Bowl tonight.

Who’s surprised?

Saison Saturday

Backstage at #esriepc

This is as good time as any to go through my homebrew beer fridge. Up first, batch no. 62 from early 2018: A bit disappointed with this old ale but still rather drinkable.

My treasure!

Seems likely.

Went for a morning run for the first time in months. I had exercised intentionally only twice since starting to work from home and needed to get moving again. It wasn’t easy but I did it.

Absolutely amazed by how well these pumpkin plants are doing that were planted from seeds 2 1/2 weeks ago in the biggest heat of summer.

Words hurt, you know!

The state's policies are often self-defeating. A new insurance regulation, for instance, disincentivises residents from moving out of dangerous areas econ.trib.al/p7cjieq

Shaming people who believe illogical things just pushes them further into their radicalization networks. Disinformation is everywhere. We need to teach people how to spot it early. This is my Conspiracy Chart. I think it helps.

Orange Street at the rail crossing will be closed to through traffic beginning Friday, October 16 at 7 p.m. to Monday, October 19 at 5 a.m. for work on the Redlands Passenger Rail Project. For more information visit goSBCTA.com/arrow or call 877-55-SBCTA.

It probably doesn't end well, but it isn't clear yet in which way it ends poorly.

The president is now in the frivolous lawsuit stage of the campaign, which means the end is nigh...

Years from now you'll open a drawer to find a forgotten face mask and find yourself transported, like Proust, back to the year 2020. "Life was easier then," you'll chuckle into your respirator.

It is also a great printer.