Pasadena -- Two weeks ago, a neighbor knocked on our door with a petition in hand. They were looking for participants in helping eliminate the incessant barking from another neighbor's dogs by getting the police involved. Although the barking is annoying, my wife had a better solution.
Our neighbors with the dogs don't have time during the day to walk their two, restless dogs. So, rather than the police removing the dogs, my son approached the neighbors and asked if he could walk their dogs everyday after school for a fair price. So now he spends 30 minutes a day, helping the dogs walk off their "barking."
The dogs are happy, the neighbors with the dogs are really happy, and my son is..., well happily employed.
Friday, February 20, 2015
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Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Best Sandwiches in Town
Watts -- There's not much of a market left, but in it's day, I would have loved to tried "the best sandwich in town."
Old buildings along the 20-mile stretch of the Alameda Corridor have a special charm to them. Classic signs like this especially need to be preserved on film, or at least on Daily Photo LA.
Old buildings along the 20-mile stretch of the Alameda Corridor have a special charm to them. Classic signs like this especially need to be preserved on film, or at least on Daily Photo LA.
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alameda corridor,
los angeles,
market,
South Central LA,
urban decay,
watts
Monday, February 9, 2015
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