| Visitors seem to think of tumbleweeds and dry deserts when they think of Texas. Well, that's not Houston. I got stuck in my car while waiting out a storm and took these. | |
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| Downtown Houston is actually quite pretty at night. I'm also thrilled to have the Angelika Film Center for `art' flicks. It's the same as the Angelika in the West Village, Manhattan, but they've got a whole lot more space. | ||
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| Of course, any Web page about Houston wouldn't be complete without talking about Houston traffic and how flat the place is. Bicyclists use the overpasses for hill training. Also below is a picture of myself and my friend Marty at his house in Maryland. Here's the longer story. | |
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| Houstonians seem to take their running seriously. Perhaps too seriously. We went out to root for Andrea during the Houston Marathon. Here she is at the 22 mile mark. | |
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| By virtue of being a computer kind of guy, I still manage to find plenty of excuses to get out to California and my alma mater, U.C. Berkeley. For the first time, I actually went up to the top of the Campanile and poked around. The crying bear is part of a WWII memorial at the base of the tower. | ||
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| And, it's always important to stop by and see old friends. Katherine is now a big whig at FastCompany Magazine. I guess I've known MarkE and Rachel since my freshman year. I met Raven at Netscape, although she's since escaped to greener pastures. | |
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