End of trip: Disneyland day 2 and thoughts
Some thoughts from this trip to Disneyland
* Downtown Disney restaurants are almost all closed. This is good, since I never
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The Pixar food guide for Disneyland
This booklet was in my hotel and it was such a glorious tour of on-theme junk food I had to
Disneyland and California Adventure
For the last few years, the week before Labor Day is my daughter's last week of summer vacation
The Last Mile program and John Legend
I'm really proud of the Slack for Good team at work for announcing our new program employing graduates
LA County Museum of Art
LACMA
Spent a lovely day at LACMA (thanks Sara for the tickets and tour!) and the La Brea Tar Pits
Invisible
I know someone that's never signed up for Facebook. But they also track down every mention and photo
Universal Studios
Despite growing up near LA, today was the first time I ever went to Universal Studios theme park. I had
Only in America
It took a cocaine-filled 1980s work culture in a society that still to this day has no national paid parental
Summer day
Rad dreams
If you were a BMXer in the 1980s that also hated prom and popular kids the super cheesy dance scene
New Nike line
I'm kinda into this new Nike line for "health goths" I saw in a newsletter. Pretty
Getting back to RSS
Here's my exported Newsblur RSS feed list. It's mostly everything I was following until the day
If we put his name on the building I bet he'd move there sooner
This is fine.
A smart home, internet-of-things WiFi-enabled full-length mirror meant to be used while naked?
WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?
Back to bollards
Yesterday, I was reminded that those pylon things are called bollards and their history of protecting from attacks goes way
Super chill dystopia
I love this super chill dystopia aesthetic. The Salesforce tower and transbay terminal in SF have these pylons incorporated into
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I love it when I get ads for things I recently purchased because it’s like the company is paying
Choose wisely
I love the elevator controls in the lobby of my hotel because one button calls you an elevator and the