Watada Mistrial . . .

Posted by Quixie at 1:39 PM

In a complex and confusing turn of events, Army lead prosecutor Captain Scott Van Sweringen reluctantly requested, and was granted a mistria...

the View from A

Posted by Quixie at 2:40 AM

The mill at the old site of Hayden's ferry at the northern end of Mill Ave, seen from about a third of the way up the trail leading up t...

In Memoriam ...

Posted by Quixie at 1:35 AM

Today I learned that my friend Slim's child, whose name was Citrus, has passed away. Sleep in peace, sweet baby girl. Ó

Dr Phil's House of Blunders

Posted by Quixie at 3:25 AM

I was just listening to a lecture spoken by one "Dr." Phil Fernandes in an online archive of sermons (the lecture can be heard her...

In Your Hands

Posted by Quixie at 2:50 PM

A young man caught a small bird, and held it behind his back. He then asked, "Master, is the bird I hold in my hands alive or dead....

friggin' bastages! . . .

Posted by Quixie at 8:35 AM

To anyone who has ever damaged a parked vehicle inadvertently and then just drove away from the scene so to avoid their responsibility . . ....

give a hoot . . .

Posted by Quixie at 12:31 AM

I am very pleased with the outcome of the election. The system corrects itself just as the founding fathers designed it to and intended it t...

shoot da Buddha . . .

Posted by Quixie at 12:33 AM

barefoot servants too . . . (a polaroid)

Posted by Quixie at 3:56 PM

I was interrupted by a door-to-door Gospel missionary earlier today, very clean cut and smiling. I somehow guessed that his ancestry was Fil...

Madeleine Albright @ Changing Hands

Posted by Quixie at 1:02 PM

Madeleine Albright The former U.S. Secretary of State will discuss and sign her latest book, The Mighty and the Almighty: Reflections on ...

Posted by Quixie at 10:02 AM

Road Song - Sedona 20 Aug 06 Drove 400 miles with my friend Frank. When the sun goes down in Sedona, there's nowhere else you wanna be s...

Posted by Quixie at 12:42 AM

Juana y Toño in the 1930s (my grandparents on my dad's side)

tiny miracles

Posted by Quixie at 3:06 AM

I flew to New York once because I heard that the innocence mission was doing a show there. Their shows are so rare, and I am such an admirer...

oh, yes (for a tempest-tossed friend)

Posted by Quixie at 6:31 PM

there are worse things than being alone but it often takes decades to realize this and most often when you do it's too late and there...

Hieroglyph Canyon

Posted by Quixie at 5:24 AM

Hiked this trail yesterday. Fantastic place. Ancient petroglyphs depicting longhorn sheep, which must have inhabited the area at some point.