Hunstville

Sweet home Alabama. Huntsville, the Westin.

LAX

Relax at last in LAX...

Wilshire

Los Ángeles, California on a sunny Friday morning. Wilshire boulevard.

Technology Drive

San José, California on a sunny Wednesday morning.

Downtown Philly

Note to self: wherever you go (even downtown Philly) remember your level -three, of couse!

CHIP

Children's hospital in Philly. Subterranean levels A and B gave me high expectations as to naming convention. But above ground unleveled numbers lead to disappointment. They should have leveled with me. I guess the wise man was right when he said "better living through lower expectations.."

SFO

Unlike PHL, I was able to find the sign I sought in SFO.

I was also able to get a glimpse of the real thing. In multiples!

PHL

Ever get the impression things flow and blend together in unpredictable ways? Take this trip to Philly, I could not find an elevator, airport hidden floor or garage with Level 3 on it (granted, my tight schedule did not allow me to go far out of my way to search). So, I had to settle for the real thing.

Of course the office number (7-11) conjures all kinds of random associations, from the realm of fast food to dice. In telecom, that would be the number to call if you're deaf or hearing impaired. Of course, this crazy travel schedule has got me feeling rather impaired. Call me!

Mission Viejo

What kind of a city goes by such a grammatically incorrect name? Undecided between English and Spanish, the two word name is neither. Old Mission or Misión Vieja? No. This picture was taken by my bro-in-law Gary while window shopping the Shops at Mission Viejo. At least they have their leveling convention right...

Fortune: Level With Me

Fortune Valley casino has a 3 but no level. Fortunately no money was lost (or won)... Pretty level day.

Embrace Level 3!

My family's expedition to the Denver Art Museum this afternoon netted me twenty or so compliments on my hat, a cool walk throught a maze of bungee cords and this photo. Sure, a red room full of fanciful foxes fooling around feasts the senses and a tremendously tall totem pole is toutching... nonetheless, seeing this sage advice written on that elevator lobby wall was a welcome sight for these sore eyes. Happy New Year everyone. Embrace it!