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Continue reading →: Top 10 Tuesdays: My favorite Songs by RadioheadI came to Radiohead late, but now I can’t stop listening. From “How to Disappear Completely” to “Weird Fishes,” here are ten songs that define their haunting, brilliant sound.
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Continue reading →: Exploring Public Art at LAXWhile waiting at LAX’s Terminal 3, I explored public art installations, including Deborah Aschheim’s _365 Days of Voters_ and Renee Petropoulos’s _Just What is Your Position_, a vivid reminder of how art transforms ordinary spaces.
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Continue reading →: Tacos Los Cholos in FullertonCraving tacos on a hot Sunday, we skipped the beach crowds and tried Tacos Los Cholos in Fullerton. Incredible flavors, a bustling salsa bar, and a chaotic parking lot, worth every bite, even for a crowd-averse foodie.
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Continue reading →: My Life in Songs: The 1970sIn the 1970s, I came of age musically. Guided by family influences and my own curiosity, I discovered songs that still resonate today; from the swagger of Thin Lizzy to the urgency of The Clash’s “London Calling.”
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Continue reading →: Birding at Ralph B. Clark Regional ParkA quiet Friday morning at Ralph B. Clark Regional Park brought us 11 bird species, a striking Vermilion Flycatcher, and one surprise Great-tailed Grackle, proof this serene spot has real potential as a birding hotspot year-round.
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Continue reading →: A Photo a Day – The Hedge CatEach day, I aim for one good photo. Today’s subjects, drunken fig beetles and a stray cat, offered a wild contrast. Nature rarely poses, but sometimes, amid webs and wings, something unexpected finds its way into the frame.
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Continue reading →: Searching for Birds and Beauty in Buena ParkBuena Park’s parks are functional but uninspiring, small, sparsely landscaped, and rarely bird-friendly. As a birder and photographer, I find myself traveling to nearby cities for richer experiences. Still, I’m hopeful for meaningful local improvements.
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Continue reading →: Top 10 Tuesday: My Favorite Songs by Rage Against the Machine
Rage Against the Machine wasn’t music I expected to love, but it found me anyway. Here’s how it became the soundtrack to my disc golf life. Top ten songs and stories inside.
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Continue reading →: Crows, Peanuts, and a Return to LifeAfter days of illness and silence, the crows returned, first with calls, then in a black-winged swarm. They devoured eight pounds of peanuts and left behind feathers, shells, and foil. It felt like a thank-you, or a welcome back.
Hello,
I’m Joe/Mojoey
Welcome to my blog. Please join me in exploring life after work and other topics of interest. I’m not sure where I am heading with this, but I’m heading somewhere.
Peanuts In My Pocket 