YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE EVERYTHING FIGURED OUT.

I’m beginning to think you’re trolling me FHP

Yosemite Chapel

Om Malik

Our society, and the comfort it provides on a daily basis, only exists because of the unseen — those who toil because they don’t have a choice to stay at home.

Pretty much describes the dystopian societies in fiction.

Laughing out loud at MKBHD’s review of the P40 because he said 6.5 inch screen isn’t that big.

I remember when phones only had a 4 inch screen and a 5.5 inch screen was huge and tablet like.

At the end of Nick Heer’s piece about the iPad and Microsoft Suface comparisions he mentions the Zune. I miss the Windows Phone OS that came from the Zune’s list of large words as launchers instead of app icons.

WHEN THE DEBATE IS LOST, SLANDER BECOMES THE TOOL OF THE LOSERS.

So what this advise is telling me is that the president of the United States has lost the debate and is a loser?

Sounds good.

Okay so the new keyboard for the new iPad Pro in the “How to Use a Comuter” ad is pretty amazing looking.

I love the fact that it doesn’t have to use the base of the iPad as a holding up point and is now a floating stand. Really cool.

Somehow I missed that @vincent went and added the 1 thing I was missing from an Android micro.blog client: photo sharing/selecting from the app to @gluon

It is magical and so easy to use.

Great job @vincemt

Now, how do I send you some money for all the work you do?

I love the manzanita trees that grow around Central California. I only get to see them when I visit Yosemite

I am grateful that I am able to visit that beautiful place almost yearly.

Here’s a picture of a bud from my last trip.

My second favorite view of El Capitan. This is across the valley and you can see just how big this granite wall is.

Bridalveil Falls from across the valley.

It was nice to just park the car. Sit for a spell and enjoy the sound of the river while watching the waterfall.

One of my favorite photos that I’ve taken this week in Yosemite.

Never put your own money in the show.

Yosemite Valley is beautiful; especially from Glacier Point looking down.

The Merced river snakes through the valley.

There are dramatic views all through Yosemite National Park. At Tunnel View you see El Capitan on the left, Half Dome peaking out, and Bridalvail Fails on the right.

At Cloud’s Rest you get a completely different view of Half Dome.

The entrance to Yosemite Valley is one of my favorite landscapes.

I have been in Yosemite this week. We were able to go to Sunday morning brunch at the Ahwahnee Hotel and spend some time in the valley after. I took this photo of the chapel and with some light editing think it looks fantastic.

Throwback Tuesday to the time I visited the Taj Mahal on a wonderfully hot Indian day.