VIDEO: Random Musings #02
Random Musings – 05.09.2016 Music by Panthurr: https://soundcloud.com/panthurr/i-love-u
Category: mode de vie
Video: Random Musings #01
I figured that I shoot a lot of random video, so I decided to showcase these random videos ala my “Random Musings”! Enjoy! Random Musings – 05.08.2016 Music by Panthurr: https://soundcloud.com/panthurr/a-story-of-adventure
The One about Behind the Wheel French – Level 1
As a person who has studied several foreign languages, in the beginning, I have gone through many books, audio tapes and CD’s in my life and even learned a few in college and this time, I’ve always wanted to learn French. Because of my work Read More …
The One about the Rubbermaid Commercial Products 2-Shelf Utility/Service Cart
In my line of work, I often have to transport new PC hardware and I have used everything from carts, plastic or metallic. And my favorite has to be the Rubbermaid Commercial products. In this case, the Rubbermaid Commercial Products FG452089BLA Heavy-Duty Utility Cart, Lipped Read More …
The One about the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
While the majority of the buildings you find around Yokohama’s Minato Mirai 21 are modern, you will find hundreds of people near two red brick warehouses known as the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse. The buildings no doubt sticks out in the location and perhaps that Read More …
Travel Guide: The One about the Foreign Transaction Fees
If there was one thing I learned after traveling overseas, it’s to be cautious of foreign transaction fees. What many people don’t realize is that for using your debit/credit card overseas, a lot of banks charge transaction fees. And if you eat out, purchase a Read More …
The One about Mourning
One of the most difficult things in life as we get older is losing family members, losing friends that you went to school with or grown up with. This month alone, myself, family and friends who I grew up with in school, we have a Read More …
The One about Daiso Japan
A lot of people talk about Daiso and going to Daiso to buy this and that. And some may wonder, why so much attention is paid to a Japanese dollar store? In Japan, Daiso is one of the largest 100-yen shops and they sell thousands Read More …
The One about Breakfast at Tiffany’s
I think about Blake Edwards “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”. As for the the older Entertainment Weekly cover featuring Tina Fey as Audrey Hepburn, I suppose the point of this photo I took is that no matter how many decades have past since this movie was released Read More …
The One about the Ghost Signs and Eloesser-Heynemann Co.
Found in Lemoore, CA at this 1894 building is a Cyrus Noble (Small Batch Bourbon Whiskey) ghost sign, opposite of it is a ghost sign on the other side of the building is for Can’t Bust ‘Em Overalls created by Heynemann & Co. Throughout the Read More …
The One about the Shimano PD-M520 MTB Bike Pedals & SPD Cleats
A lot friends have asked me what kind of pedals I use for my road bike and I think it surprises many of them that I use Shimano PD-520 MTB Pedals with SPD Cleats. Why do I use mountain bike pedals? I think that everyone Read More …
The One about Cutting the Cord and Going with PlayStation Vue
I have been subscribed to cable television followed by satellite for a large part of my life. And it was quite affordable without premium channels which were under $45 around 2004. Fastforward 12-years later and prices were nearly $110 for the same service. I wasn’t Read More …
The One about Abu Garcia fishing rods/reels
For those who fish, some may find themselves in a shop and seeing the name Abu Garcia. Funny thing is that when I first saw the name, I thought it was an Indian or Mexican manufacturer of fishing poles, but I found the name quite Read More …
The One about Grey Gardens
Today I write about “Grey Gardens” (and also “The Beales of Grey Gardens”) by David Maysles, Albert Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Meyer, Susan Froemke. The film that has inspired various plays, an HBO film, a documentary and even a fashion trend, the film has a Read More …
The One about Alexander Sokurov’s “Russian Ark”
When watching the “Russian Ark”, not only do you come away watching the film and feeling the uniqueness of Sokurov’s masterpiece but also an appreciation for art, culture and a era that is long gone. In interviews, Alexander Sokurov has talked about making of this Read More …
The One about Going Digital or Sticking with Printed Physical Copies of Books and Magazines
I often think about if I should focus on digital subscriptions for magazines and stop purchasing physical books. Reading magazine and books on my tablet is something that I tried at times to do. The good thing about most publications is that if you have Read More …
The One about Preventing Watch Strap Irritation/Rashes
I have often been asked by family and friends on how I prevent watch strap irritation. As a person who collects watches and also wears a watch to track my steps or for GPS or Heart Rate tracking, I have had problems in the past Read More …
JAPAN EARTHQUAKE: For those who are traveling in the Kumamoto Prefecture and are in need of help
For those who were traveling in southern Japan which were were rocked by two devastating earthquakes and continued aftershocks, and happen to be in the Kumamoto area, please visit the Kumamoto City International Center. The center is offering shelter for non-Japanese residents and they also Read More …
The One about the Portrait of Madame Paul Duchesne-Fournet, 1879 by Jean-Jacques Henner
When I visit LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art), I’m often drawn to the oil on canvas painting of the “Portrait of Madame Paul Duchesne-Fournet, 1879” by Jean-Jacques Henner. Henner is a French painter who was known for using sfumato (one of the four Read More …