Coming October 25th

A thought I keep having after yesterday...How will parents explain this to their daughters who are under 18, but old enough to understand what happened? Talk about a tough lesson on how harsh the world is.

Views from my roof, balcony and neighborhood. Truly scary what a windy, dry day can precipitate

Hands down, the worst natural disaster I've seen in the nearly 16 years of living in this city. Watching certain politicians / people say cruel, crass, deeply unhelpful and heartless things hits differently this time.

The stench of barbecued houses is everywhere today. Horrible odor

Hoping the fires start to abate since the wind has lessened. It is exhausting having a natural disaster last several days near your home, and potentially needing to evacuate at any given hour

RIP David Lynch. Mulholland Drive is still, to this day, one of the most perfect movies ever made.

I can't remember the last time I saw performance art this heady since art school. So fascinating to see them all together now, playing nice.

If I had to choose - and apparently we all do - I'd prefer the President's consistent, predictable psychopathy over Elon's frenetic, drug-addled megalomania. One is simply less tiring than the other.

Gosh, I'd forgotten what it felt like to live in this America. Such a dramatic difference in terms of everything, everywhere, all at once

At no point in my life did I ever expect politics to become so similar to reality TV. What a truly incredible spectacle.

More weird kabuki reality TV.

This is what happens when people are hired based on their obedience and loyalty, rather than their merit and competence.

The Oval Office should be renamed the Office of Uncomfortable Interactions

This is part of why arbitrarily extending human lifespan has always felt uncomfortable to me. If people are this crazy in their late 70's, imagine what we might be like in our 130's.

"X star from the 90's/00's looks unrecognizable in new photos!" - the headline of seemingly every entertainment article now

So sad for President Biden. Whatever side of the aisle you are on, he has always been a decent man who genuinely cares about America, and his fellow countrymen. Hoping his family pulls together to help him

"The best things in life are free. The second best are expensive." - a friend