It makes sense since we took this at a residence near the famous Madrona Marsh!
There are a couple of theories about why, in Empire Strikes Back, when Luke is dueling with Vader, Luke decided to fall off the ledge.
Now, both of which are my personal speculation and from a complete lack of direct authority (after all, most of my experience with Star Wars looks something like this:
– I’m the jawa hugging the bride’s leg; when I say ‘hoodeedee’ I am being literal. This wedding occurred in southern California and was covered by the Wall Street Journal (page 1 no less)! More »
The weather is gorgeous and the sand on the beach is warm… a perfect complement to the chilly ocean waves.
Believe it or not, if you haven’t started blogging, you are not alone! Many people get by just fine on Facebook and email, and see no use in blogging. But if you do want to start and find the idea intimidating, here’s a short piece on how to pick.
The major 2 players in the blogging world are WordPress.com and Blogger.com. I no longer use wordpress.com or blogger.com – but for my blogs – like this one – and even some websites I use wordpress.org (self hosted) exclusively.
I love wordpress.org (self-hosted) both for blogging and for content management. For a beginner, though, I’d not recommend these 2 major players. Why? It’s not because you can’t “get” it – it’s because you probably don’t want to spend too much time trying to figure out all the bells and whistles you honestly don’t need. More »
The perfect home in an imperfect neighborhood may still leave a lot to be desired. When you buy a house, you’re essentially buying a stake in the community in which it is located. If you dislike important elements of that community, you’re unlikely to enjoy living there.
Unfortunately, a lot of first-time homebuyers overlook neighborhoods when visiting homes for sale. Many purchase their “dream houses” only to become miserable down the road. With this in mind, we’ll provide a quick guide for deciding whether a community offers the features you and your family consider important. One side note: the following discussion does not address community developments that might make a home a good investment. Instead, we’ll focus on whether the neighborhood poses a good fit. More »