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Janae Ran The Torch Through My Hometown: Vancouver Olympics 2010
On my first day home for the Holidays, Janae Vlaar-Philbrick became a part of Canadian history, carrying a 2010 Olympic torch through my hometown of Pelham, Ontario! A fun crowd of fellow Canadians gathered to witness the passing of the torch relay, which ends in Vancouver for the 2010 Winter Olympics! It was great to [...]
Non-Fiction | Crazy Flight
It’s a Wednesday evening. LaGuardia airport. By 6pm I had checked in for my 8pm flight and headed to the FOX Sports bar.
In the bar I see three people, mid-20’s, having an alcohol-infused argument: 2 guys, a girl. The Jarhead guy’s big, 6 foot, ox-on-hind-legs, jar-head haircut. The other two are brother-sister. Jarhead’s the girl’s [...]
Danica Patrick
Looking at the force of the waves crashing against the Malibu shore I think of Danica Patrick (one of my heroes) and her IndyCar Race crash in the 2009 Grand Prix when the rookie driver Raphael Matos tried to pass her (both cars crashed). I’m sure the experience made both him and Danica better drivers [...]
Inland Empire, California
Photographs by Trevor Jenkins for 98 Productions, LLC.
Sure feels great to be back in the high desert of the Inland Empire!
Alberta
Canola fields blanket the prairies, the sun doesn’t set here until 11pm (in the summer) and the breathtaking dusk happens for 2 hours! Beautiful country! During our trip we took a listen to Neil Young’s ‘Prairie Wind’! Photographs by Trevor Jenkins for 98 Productions, LLC.
Alberta Continued…
We stopped in the town of Westlock to fuel up at the local Chevron. When we went to prepay our pump, the cashier inside told us “Actually we prefer if you pump your gas first, and then come in and pay.” Oh Canada!!
Photographs by Trevor Jenkins for 98 Productions, LLC.
Good Morning Malibu
Photographs by Trevor Jenkins for 98 Productions, LLC.
Malibu was first part of the Native American tribe Chumash’s territory and was named “Humaliwo” meaning “the surf sounds loudly”. In 1891 Frederick Hastings Rindge along with Rhoda May Rindge established Malibu Ranch and fought many court battles to keep the ranch secluded from the public eye. Few [...]