Human, Dustcake, Engineer
Doing my best to make the world a little better every day.
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In 2008 Julie made the trip across the bay to a tranquil, midcentury-modern house in the #Oakland Hills. She tastefully restored the house and filled it with her own unique, quirky, minimal style. Tommy, and then Gus, became fast friends with the deer, turkeys and neighbor cats. https://
@MontreuxJazz @LeZooUsine Arriving in #SanFrancisco in 1999 Julie embraced the industrial live-work aesthetic at her new home in the Lighthouse Lofts. Her passion for local organic food and agriculture would find her at Farmers Markets and dining al-fresco with her adopted Great Pyrenees Tommy. https://
Farewell.
After a 4 month battle against cancer we made that hard yet logical decision to end the fight. Tommy didn't visit Google often, but he always enjoyed the attention, laying in the grass, and walking the trails nearby.
Thanks to everyone that put up with my last minute cancellations for vet visits and the extra time I spent tending to his needs in his final months.
Roo Roo and Tommy (the dog) on yet another trip out. This morning was brunch at the Universal Cafe with a side trip to Blue Bottle coffee.
A good meal was had by all.
Sibley Regional Park #throughglass
Early Sunday, before it got too hot, Julie Lindner and I took our dog Tommy for a walk in the Oakland Hills. With some care (and a bit of luck!) you can get some nice shots with the Glass camera.
Roo update day 2.
Everything is in order, she's eating her food, and getting along with Tommy.
Went on a nice long walk this morning. I was worried that those little legs couldn't make it up the hilly terrain, but she did fine.
Tommy lounging at the Butler & the Chef with Joel (the chef and 3rd favorite person). We used to have breakfast here every day when we lived in the neighborhood. It's nice to see South Park improving. The B&C plans to upgrade next door and http://
If you're lucky you might spot a peregrine falcon in South Park. Sadly the camera-phone doesn't have a zoom so this stock photo will have to suffice.
After getting out of our car to walk Tommy someone was pointing behind us. There he was, sitting in a nest, with a stream of feathers from his early morning breakfast littered below. About 10 yards away a dead rat sat in the street -- desert?
We had our dog Tommy photographed by Amanda Jones. She's terrific and I'm very happy with the few glimpses I got of the images as they came off the digital camera. Here's a photo of the happy puppy shot by former Six Aparter Matt Peterson:
Turns out Amanda is publishing a new book and wants to use one of the photos. It's coming out in March. How cool is that?
