history: I Met Stalin - 10/27/08 03:20 AM
I met Stalin. Yes, he was the real one. He was dead, had a large mustache and was smiling with his benevolent, innocent smile. I noticed that he was short as his counterpart in the Red Square mausoleum, Lenin. That’s all I could really see. How little I could see and … (1 comments)
history: Saturday afternoon in Half Moon Bay and Princeton - 06/25/07 04:40 AM
Past Saturday (June 23) was another gorgeous day on the San Francisco Peninsula. It was sunny, not too much wind, not to warm (70-75 on the Bay side and 63-66 degrees on the ocean side). Just perfect! My duties took me to Half Moon Bay. I had my camera with … (2 comments)
history: Beautiful Pacifica - 06/22/07 04:21 AM
We all know that there is fog in Pacifica, especially in summer. The city is called sometimes “The fog capital of California”. You sometime forget how beautiful this place is. I was passing by to visit a client today and I was just amazed. It was a beautiful sunny day … (9 comments)
history: Is there anything special about San Mateo, CA? - 06/13/07 04:36 AM
There are many “nice” things about San Mateo, CA. It has a mild climate, a lot of beautiful homes (as the one below), interesting (but not necessarily exciting) history, etc. But is there anything special or unusual about San Mateo?
Here are 10 things I came with:
You Tube was … (9 comments)
history: The reasons you might want to live in Millbrae, CA - 04/15/07 10:04 PM
Why would you want to live in Millbrae, CA? Really. It is sandwiched on the San Francisco Peninsula between Burlingame and Hillsborough with their great houses and restaurants to the South and San Francisco a few miles away to the North. But prices of homes are only slightly lower than in … (0 comments)
history: Why is Burlingame, CA so desirable? More reasons and more facts. - 01/16/07 01:06 AM
In my recent blog entry "Why is Burlingame, CA so desirable?" I mentioned the death of Charles Frank Burlingame III, whose plane crashed to the Pentagon on 9/11. He was a descendant of Anson Burlingame, after whom Burlingame was named. On December 5, 2006, the Burlingame family suffered another loss. Wendy … (3 comments)
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I met Stalin. Yes, he was the real one. He was dead, had a large mustache and was smiling with his benevolent, innocent smile. I noticed that he was short as his counterpart in the Red Square mausoleum, Lenin. That’s all I could really see. How little I could see and … (1 comments)
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