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I'm finding it a little "difficult" to get the camera out early in the morning and start sprinting. So today, I was able to capture the kids at a local park and followed by a short drive in picking up a craigslist bought car seat and a new cable modem. I'll talk about that tomorrow but ended the night on a nightcap of Tacobell 7-Layer goodness and some Bulleit Bourbon.
It's been one full week and today is Day 8!!! Happy one week anniversary! To celebrate, I actually wasn't late in getting up. Lunch at StreetCar Merchants with TJ then some Bird Rock Coffee for for a bag and complimentary cup. Playground time then dinner. Garage Works Brewing Company for a night cap. Goodnight!
Seven days straight!!! I seriously don't wake up "late" everyday but that seems to be the current trend. I even set the alarm today for 7AM so that I could cook some oatmeal, grab some gatorade and take it easy. Thirty minutes later, I jump out of bed, put on my cycling gear, hoodies and shorts then run out the door.
The Bike ride was awesome which included a really fast downhill with an abrupt dead end followed by a puddle, a snake and some amazing poppies. Just as it was coming to an end, my right calf completely froze up solid. Not good. Got back to the start, drove home, showered, school for a conference, small errands, dance then pie!
Around 4:30, I also have the Rumpl unveiling! So warm, soft and awesome! Check them out! I'll have a review a little later down the road after we use it for camping at the end of the month.
Once again, I woke up a little late as my son was tossing and turning all night. Yes, he still sleeps with me but it's awesome. But because I was late and pancakes were on demand, we arrived late for school. I hung around a bit, went to the bank then back home. Had to make some coffee, ate a bit, then all of a sudden, back to school for pickup. Nap, CCD, then a photoshoot for Rancho Penasquitos Banner Advertisement for the San Diego Fair (Del Mar Fair) followed by a small picnic. Good times with amazing weather.
Starting off the day in a hectic breeze, it ended on a beautiful note with family and friends. I'm getting the hang of it and am able to edit and publish in wicked speed which means, I'm going to have to start dedicating more time to cinematography. =) Thanks again for subscribing and following along!
Day Four of the continuing adventure and definitely didn't capture all that I wanted today due to the crazy amount of traffic surrounding Balboa Park. We did get to see the Cherry Blossoms from afar and the ones lining up Park Boulevard, but hey, we saved some money not buying tickets afterall. Thanks again for following along!
In other news, I did get grab Saturday and Sunday for San Diego Comic-Con 2017!!! Had a chance for a four day badge, but alas, it's just getting too expensive.
As most aviation followers know, the "almost crashes" is an over exaggeration in general, but I will admit that this Westjet 737 from Toronto did get pretty low. Most are attributing it to windshear but there is never a definitive story, in my mind, unless it's from either pilots at the helm. Till then, watch their perfectly executed missed approach.
Definitely in need of some more guidance on where to go, what to film and what you as the audience wants to know. I guess I can easily spread that across many topics but maybe Saturday night will include some tech news. You tell me what you want to hear or so.
The takeaway from all of this is that while this is by no means an exhaustive test, what I’ve found is that any good power bank designed to power tablets will be sufficient to power the Switch. So long as a bank can deliver 5V @ 2A or better, then it can power Nintendo’s console.
It's amazing that the AC Adapter that comes with the Nintendo Switch is actually more powerful than the one that's included with Apple's 12" MacBooks. But, nonetheless, if you want to charge and play, Anandtech currently is recommending RAVPower's 26800 mAh Power Bank. I'm sure that Anker's PowerCore+ 20100 USB-C will also the trick, but then again, I'm a little partial to them since that's all I'm been privy to.
This is a completely new routine and having my iPhone always near, and on and on landscape w/ video on... it's all new. Hope you enjoy "My Morning Routine."
From Aaron Souppouris, Senior Editor at Edgadget.
I've had the Switch for just under two weeks. I was always going to like it, but recently, I've grown to love it.
I traveled away from my home in London to New York a couple of days ago, and the Switch has made a great travel buddy. Typically, I take a 3DS or a Vita (or both) to pass the time on the eight-hour flight and scratch my gaming itch after late nights writing in hotels. This time, though, I essentially have a home console always within arm's reach.
A home run from Nintendo!
This is it! I've been wanting to do this since 2004, and I have no idea why it took this long. Let me advise you; this is the VERY first, rough cut and who knows what I'm going to do with it, but please endulge me. I'd love to keep this up and have conversations along the way. Cheers!
Once again, thanks to Mr. John Saddington for being the motivation to finally get around to do this. Follow him on his journey and his blog. And look, it's 23:30 and I was able to to push this out before midnight!
According to a report from Soccer America on Monday, Sunday night's 2-1 league-debut loss to the New York Red Bulls drew the weekend's fourth-largest soccer crowd worldwide. The attendance of 55,927 was topped only by 75,000-plus crowds at the home grounds of Borussia Dortmund, FC Barcelona and Manchester United.
Remarkable! Let's bring this to San Diego already!!! One of my buddies has season tickets and this would be something I'd love to take my family too. Check out his view from Section 128 Row 12!!!
And look at those crowds in the street!!!