



We finally found Fall in Los Angeles! Drew found this street near us that is quite a Fall Wonderland and I walked down it the other evening. It was nice to finally feel the season. It is still often too warm for me here. It's December and we still often have the windows open and fans on! But it's definitely cold at night. Nothing very exciting to report from here, unfortunately. I'm still applying for jobs and of course, it's getting disheartening when you have applied for over 65 and only had five interviews. I am researching the process for getting into substitute banks in districts around us. Hopefully I can bring in a regular income that way. Drew has been getting back into performing but has had set backs a few times with the area where the sore was. We are trying to be very careful. We do have our Christmas tree and other holiday decor up and I'll put of photos of that later. By the way, thank you to everyone who donated to my pancreatic cancer research page. You can still donate there in the coming weeks, as well.

As you might have known, there was a lunar eclipse this morning. I found this photo with the Hollywood sign in the background, as seen from the Griffith Observatory. It was from the SF Chronicle. Last year I took photos of the lunar eclipse from the balcony of our 6th floor San Jose apt. It was at night then but this was too early in the morning for me!
Labels: Drew's health