Karl Horton:
Earthquake country .... rejigging my metro shelves - had the bright idea to strap 'em together with hose clips.
Karl Horton:
Not a work day today: time to sit and watch the ship go by. Meserizing against the clouds.
Karl Horton:
I'm in shock: I'll ask the wife to make me a cup of tea.
Karl Horton:
I think using an IKEA storage cabinet as a book exchange like this is brilliant. The engineer in me wants a more effective closure, though: weather's pretty inclement by the ocean.
Karl Horton:
This is a "Little Free Libray" in Noe Valley. We've decided to do one here in the Outer Richmond. I've bought the cabinet from Ikea .... ours is light blue. We're collecting books .... donations from locals welcome.
Karl Horton:
What you doing? We got people coming over ... gotta fix the couch!
Karl Horton:
Best view of the TransAmerica pyramid support struts ... which corporate office?
Karl Horton:
Rejoice!
Karl Horton:
Saint Paolo offering a blessing. I am humbled.
Karl Horton:
#unfiltered sky in Redwood city this evening .... and is that a drone?
Karl Horton:
I've been lunching with these guys for 20 years now .... today it came out in LOUD conversation that all three of us have been tested and need hearing aids. Fuck - why don't we just throw in the towel and get euthanized. Cheaper.
Karl Horton:
Finally got round to hardwiring cat6 cable to my home desk: Sonic fiber - true 1gigabit symmetric.
Karl Horton:
Alone in the house today, I needed to text the family to find out which squares are green and brown. CAT6 internet cable - not easily installed by the colorblind. Sadly, that's 10% of men.
Karl Horton:
The infamous School Science Project: Noa got access to some carbon fiber tubing for her anemometer.
Karl Horton:
This is Noa's teacher team at Synergy
Karl Horton:
Can't wait for this. "Good luck Mr. Gorsky"
Karl Horton:
WTF took you so long, mate?
Karl Horton:
Silicon Valley: where people spend millions on tract homes about as sturdy as an English garden shed (this is a famous Eichler). And still have enough money left over for *two* Tesla cars.
Karl Horton:
RIP Mr. Haynes - I had your manual for my Ford Escort, and Rover SD1.
Karl Horton:
Salesforce.com reaches for the moon
Karl Horton:
Now, just what is your story? Mile End beach.
Karl Horton:
Dreamy at the weekend
Karl Horton:
The stuff of nightmares .... but it was true of Thatcherism.
Karl Horton:
After a moment for prayer: everybody "sparkled".
Karl Horton:
A mayday fantasy from "the yes men"
Karl Horton:
#unfiltered - by request
Karl Horton:
Cool, NASA naming a probe after one if my daughters.
Karl Horton:
The new skyline by night
Karl Horton:
Naomi clutching her energy bar for the ordeal ahead ....
Karl Horton:
All dressed up .... must be a Bat-Mitzvah
