http://ryanlee.org/journal/ Ryan blathers incessantly http://ryanlee.org/journal/view/6531/ Thanks to author Joel Sartore, National Geographic, and Neatorama, none of whom I have any relationship to, I received a free copy of Sartore's latest photography production, a book of high quality photos from his visits to various zoos and habitats around the country, captu... Daily Grind Photography 2010-06-07T14:55-05:00-04:00 http://ryanlee.org/journal/view/6527/ Memorial Day weekend involved a backpacking trip into the Los Padres National Forest along Sespe Creek. The path is well established and appears to have been a road in a past incarnation, to a now defunct and mostly removed hotel that was situated near the hot springs a few... Daily Grind 2010-06-02T18:24-05:00-04:00 http://ryanlee.org/journal/view/6523/ Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Tempest, Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, The Merchant of Venice. The collected works of Shakespeare, much larger than the high school syllabus listed above, makes for a formidable print volume. Happ... Daily Grind 2010-06-01T02:05-05:00-04:00 http://ryanlee.org/journal/view/6508/ Today there was a happy opportunity to hike into the park and get a ride back out, which meant going in much further than normal. We met up at Crystal Springs and observed the highest concentration of bounce houses in one place outside of a fair. The five mile hike took le... Daily Grind 2010-05-15T21:57-05:00-04:00 http://ryanlee.org/journal/view/6506/ Through some random walk on the net, I learned the old camp Batman TV series, which I would occasionally watch and be confused by as a child - why are there weird eyebrows drawn on his mask, why is the camera always tilted, what's with the ridiculous villains and plots, etc.... Daily Grind 2010-05-15T05:04-05:00-04:00