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That’s what I might call a photoblog site, if I were to host one, though it took me this long to realize I could just create this single post and maintain it indefinitely by editing the “Published on:” date with each addition.

老婆 and I decided to stop at 大黒家 ら～めん on our way back from the little old lady who twists her back every week and had to drive around blocked-off one-way streets for half-an-hour before settling for a $4 parking lot nearby. We had unwittingly arrived on the one day Angelinos busted out their bicycles (or more likely, the cash for them) to challenge our dependence upon foreign oil, promote green transportation, or something. Of course, regardless of how they actually got there. Now you know me, I’m all for self-flagellation propulsion; I just think it shouldn’t have to be as part of a Flickr event. Wanna experience downtown outside a cage? Move the route over a few and ride up 5th.

Flickr’s full and Picasa doesn’t work. Let’s use this opportunity to compare cellphone photos from what’s become a yearly tradition out to Indian casinos for the mother-in-law:

I can’t get them to display centered in the post yet, but it seems to suffice. (Update: Oh, and I cluttered up my sidebar even more with that widget—so much for the plain in my “plaintxtblog” theme—but without adding more images, I’m still not sure what is gallery and what’s library.) Curve’s default camera setting bests the HTC’s, big freakin’ surprise there. But Martin put it all into perspective by telling me today he’s pre-ordered an unlocked Storm for $699.

The most I could ever manage was two accounts at a time, so I’m blown away by setups like this. What I could never get right was movement on separate maps in opposite directions, so I’m guessing WoW’s raids can be accomplished with minimum ambidextrous coordination. Still many an occasion comes up (usually when unloading the car and fumbling with keys) I could do with a gripping hand.