Musings of a peripatetic wannabe-sage: 11.12

'Tis a drizzly day

I am a fan of rain, especially the type that dampens, but does not drench me during my travels. This morning, there was such a rain. Beautiful.

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Biola's Soaring Eagle food truck was on the news

So, I walked right by the Soaring Eagle on my way back from lunch, saw the camera man, but had no idea that was ABC local news.

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Tiny, overnight traffic

Not sure what made the tracks, but I find it fascinating that the map of the bug tracks resembles a city road map.

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My mountain alarm clock

Just one of the reasons I sleep on the porch...

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Does four feet of red curb make sense?

I saw this the other day in Torrance, CA. Okay, maybe it's to keep folks from parking too close together? No clue.

Any ideas?

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Sadness: The Lawn Chairs are gone

The Lawn Chairs...

...have moved away

Alas, such is the case with temporary installations.

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Biola's Campus at Night

While leaving work in the dark has it's down falls, the look of the campus at night always captures me.

Rose Hall

Metzger Hall

Library

Calvary Chapel and Talbot East

Calvary Chapel and Myers Hall

Business Building

Guard Shack and Bus Stop

Talon from the street

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Seven Skills Students Need for Their Future

Seven Skills Students Need for Their Future | Asia Society:

Critical thinking and problem-solving
Collaboration across networks and leading by influence
Agility and adaptability
Initiative and entrepreneurialism
Effective oral and written communication
Accessing and analyzing information
Curiosity and imagination

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It's art season at Biola

My favorite: Lawn Chairs (hehe) in front of the Gallery

String sculpture on McNally Campus (sorry it's sideways)

String structure on Metzger Lawn

Reading Tent (?) next to the Health Center

Cool-thingy on the McNally Campus

Miniature Berlin Wall on the McNally Campus

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Someday soon, snow

Not where I live, for that would be a disaster. But I am so hoping for it on the November or December trip.

I love the switch to real time

No offense to all the daylight savings time lovers, but having a tad more light in the evening dow not balance getting up at what is in reality 3:30 AM--bleh.