
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Chasing the sky
Esther's cupcakes
One of the fun things about working at Sacramento magazine is trying new things. One of the editors wrote a blog about a new place in town called Esther's cupcakes. It is located on Fair Oaks and Munroe. They have 16 varieties. They cost $2.75 each. This strawberry cupcake was topped with a scalloped cookie and half of a strawberry.

Masullo Pizza
One of the nice things about living in Land Park, it has some great places to eat. Masullo has great thin crust pizzas. They also have wonderful salads. This is their Arugula Salad that has fennel, shaved Parmesan, Kumquats with Meyer Lemon Vinaigrette. It was very tasty with a sweet and tangy dressing. The kumquats added a burst of flavor.

McKinley Park
by air
On April 14, I was fortunate enough (thanks to Sacramento magazine) to get to go on a Zeppelin called Eureka. It left McClellan at 10 am, flew past downtown, headed to Folsom Lake and looped back to McClellan. We were about 1,000 feet in the air going around 40 mph. The views were great. There were two windows that opened. You could even stick your head out the window. I did. There were 12 passengers plus the pilot and co-pilot. It will return to Sacramento in July. Prices start at $199 for a half-hour journey.

XY freeway
The night provides different kind of landscapes. I am drawn to light and shapes and forms.
from the East
WE garden in Capitol Park
I went to Capitol Park and walked around looking for interesting things to photograph. This is a photo of a cabbage plant.
Lady Maria Shriver leads the effort to promote the creation of school and community gardens across California. Shriver has spearheaded the movement to plant a garden on the grounds of California’s State Capitol Park in Sacramento. The purpose of this demonstration garden is to educate and inspire Californians about the important lessons gardens teach to students, children and people of all ages—lessons rooted in nutrition, healthy living, agriculture, science, history and service. "WE Garden in Capitol Park" is a pilot program made possible through public and private partnerships with organizations dedicated to the value gardens have in communities. It was created in June 2009.

Monday, April 5, 2010
Orphan Breakfast

Crocker Art Museum

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