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Observation of the Week: Depression Era Chic (Young guy on bus, wearing black shirt, pants, brown boots and fedora. When I saw him, he put me into a very 1930s frame of mind.)

I’ll be all around in the dark… I’ll be everywhere. Wherever you can look…wherever there’s a fight, so hungry people can’t eat, I’ll be there…

Tom Joad from The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

Beautiful Styles at Good Prices

You don’t have to spend a fortune to accessorize your look or be relegated to plain sneakers for a casual, but dressy, evening out. Now you can indulge in lush velvet and gold lame to dress up that feminine poet’s blouse, jeans and sleek leggings. Thanks to designer collaborations,and chic off-price styles,you can find ultra-stylish shoes, hats, jewelry andpurses on even the smallest budget.

Lovely…

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Observation of the Week: Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month

For Latinx Hispanic Heritage Month I decided to feature two Hispanic Los Angelenos I saw this past week. One was an Hispanic male in a black sweatshirt, beige cargo pants and dark boots and the other was a female co-worker wearing a light-colored dress accessorized with a navy-blue baseball cap and high-topped Converse.

On-site LAUSD 2021

Visually LAUSD

This has been such a strange and unusual time I’ve felt compelled to document its progress so I can look back, and remember it, historically. Throughout it all, the constant thread has been perseverance. Without that nothing would’ve been, or will be, accomplished.