I really enjoyed taking a tour through your museum!

I think there's a really strong reason I feel so connected to you, @agmoore. We not only have similar views, but we both had very challenging childhoods and lived on little means. But after reading this

Ah! I had the same question. Wow. Well, they are banned anymore, right? Okay, I went and looked it up. The ban was lifted in '85. Whew!

This is such a poignant story, @neotopher. It takes me back to my youth when small objects or gifts carried huge meaning, symbolism and importance. And also, the end of a relationship was like the death,

Briefly, yes. But we caught the error almost immediately. Thanks!

I love bougainvillea. We cannot grow it where I live because it is too cold in the winter. But I love to visit places where it grows. The bougainvillea garden is beautiful!

Your photography is beautiful. What an amazing farm you have. It looks so lush and tropical.

Agreed 100%. Let's be kinder. It costs nothing. It pays endless dividends. It actually feels good. Our society has been (for political reasons I won't drag into this conversation) far too tolerant of

It looks like a wonderful place. I can almost smell the aromas of coffee and paninis when reading your blog post.

Ha ha. Such a humiliating defeat! Oh, and just a note. You might want to change felt-buzz to felt.buzz in the first paragraph of your post!

What a wonderful tribute to your beautiful bride. Happy Anniversary!

What a beautiful place with lush flowers and greenery!

Wow, it must have been a truly magnificent place back in its day. It must be eerie to hear that voice over the speaker telling you that you're trespassing.

You are so talented. I love black and white photography. These photos are so dramatic. And your subject is lovely!

Sounds absolutely amazing, @litguru. My kind of place! I am a seafood fanatic. Last summer on two separate trips to the west coast, I ended up buying fresh fish off a boat — once in Oregon and once in

Oh my, I can smell the salt air! (This is at the confluence of the river and the sea, right? If not, okay evidently I just smell the river basin. 😄) Don't make me choose between seafood favorites. They

This is a truly lovely story, @dusan.stojkov. I love your insights on life, and how our stories are written — like movie scripts with sequels. Your story of how you met your wife is particularly touching!

I love how you drop this delightful sci-fi story into a very NOW political environment. This story tickled me. I really like the voice of the narrator and how his sensibilities (and desire) are not thrown

You did a very nice job with these photos. The black and white suits the subject well, and the dramatic lighting is really well done. Of course it is also nice to have a beautiful subject!

I'm sorry for your loss, @leighdalisay. I understand what you mean by bittersweet. On the one hand, fried rice brings back the memory of your father, but on the other hand it also makes you miss him even