Pescadero and transient trysts

:: Monday, May 1st, 2006 @ 11:14:30 pm

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lynn in front of apple

I took advantage of one day at home in Oakland (between Singapore/Palau/Yap and San Diego) to drive with Lynn along the windy roads in the foothills just south and west of the 280. Having been thwarted by the closure of devil’s slide and traffic on the 92, we finally crossed the mountains on the 84 and ended up at Pescadero Beach, where we collected driftwood and watched cute little birds run back and forth with the crashing waves.

I also had my requisite short hang-out with Vienna and Jim before Vienna left town. I haven’t heard the girl sing in nearly 14 months now; recently, we have only been overlapping in the same town by a day or two at a time, and it looks like I may not get to see her again until sometime in June or July.

A month away from home has created a list of things to do a mile long. I’ve already started crossing them out one by one…

Also in this post: photos of hanging out with Sarah Kemble in Oakland’s Chinatown.

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Sarah Kemble in Chinatown, Oakland

Sarah Kemble in Chinatown, Oakland

Dinner at the Cheng loft with Vienna Teng, Jim Batcho, and Bill Rivard

Dinner at the Cheng loft with Vienna Teng, Jim Batcho, and Bill Rivard

Jim and Vienna try out the slippery wax spot on my floor

We love mochi

We love mochi

Vienna is sometimes embarrassed to be seen with me (photo: Jim Batcho)

Vienna is sometimes embarrassed to be seen with me (photo: Jim Batcho)

Jim, Vienna, and me at Chika Sushi

Lynn stands in front of a stupid marketing decision at an Apple store.

Lynn... Park!

Pescadero Beach -- lots of driftwood. I wish I had taken my SLR here.

It's important to wear the right shoes when you go to the beach.

Lynn hangs out in her fort

Pescadero Beach

Lynn, me, and sticks

Spying from behind a driftwood shield

:: 7 comments (rss)

1. posted by jamesw on Tue, May 02, 2006 @ 2:09 pm

   Dude - so you can move one eye independently from the other? Whoa!

2. posted by syndromes on Tue, May 02, 2006 @ 6:24 pm

   It’s not just his eyes.

3. posted by martys on Tue, May 02, 2006 @ 7:19 pm

   your occular talents only add to the Cheng mystique

4. posted by Rogier Willems on Wed, May 03, 2006 @ 7:27 am

   Hey Eric, you were 100 yrds from where I live! When I bought my new Mac a few months ago I hand carried the stuff out of the door (well on a 2 wheeler ;-)

5. posted by angela on Wed, May 03, 2006 @ 1:59 pm

   That’s Eric’s magic eye. It’s how he lures us all in… and we never leave!

6. posted by kennyliu on Wed, May 03, 2006 @ 5:04 pm

   it’s like the eye of sauron… but brown.

7. posted by Mer on Sat, June 10, 2006 @ 9:57 am

   Waaaaah… I miss Lynn! Give her a big ol’ noogie for me.

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