wishfulanthony

Well, here's part 2 of my picture collection! Unfortunately, most of the photos I took are solo pics of me, with only few with friends, but it doesn't matter -- those are my pics anyway! Taken while inside my friend's car, sightseeing around the East Bay Taken inside a bus going to the East Bay, with my messy hair right after my haircut! A picture of my (ex-) girlfriend's family... from left to right: me, my gf Stephanie, Stephanie's sister Nicole, and Stephanie's aunt and uncle. I took this picture inside "The Rock" (known as Alcatraz)

Well, here's some pics of mine that i want to share... and I hope you like them! This first pic is from Lake Tahoe, CA This next pic was shot close to the sign that says: Reno: The Biggest Little City in the World Here's another shot of me, taken inside Alcatraz Well, there are so many pics of me, but I select these latest ones because I really like them!

Yay, the New Year (and January) is approaching -- this will be my first Trixies too! I am quite excited (and nervous) of what to expect... Hopefully, it will be a success. Speaking of which, in 2009, we will have TWO Trixies? Is that true?

Guess what, I will join in the contest too since I am here all the time! Give me more details on this as soon as you're ready, and I'm looking forward to it.

That was a really fascinating change to the banner right there! I really love its simplicity and the music that goes with it! Really magnificent indeed -- I hope the banner will change appropriate to the season (i.e. falling leaves for the autumn, Easter bunnies for the spring, etc.) -- thanks, Dirk!

Now that's horrifying and scary at the same time, one because his parents did not allow him to play such violent game, and two because his mind has been somehow visualized from the game that whenever he feels rejected from playing Halo 3, he will do something to disallow any adult supervision from playing it -- and there it was, another slaying Parents: warn your children before purchasing games that are rated M (mature) because it might turn your kids into acting violent once they are hooked from playing such games as GTA, Halo, and Call of Duty. Kids: it's your responsibility to play wisely, and it is ultimately up to you to decide whether you play or not. But, when parents are involved, please listen to them because they provide great advice that you can bring when you grow up.

WOW! Your town really looks fabulous! I will really be looking forward to your CJ! Keep me posted!

I absolutely love your town! Very spectacular indeed, and you really have placed a LOT of effort to make them to where they are... STUNNING!

Very, very nice stadiums you got there, sinjid! Keep it up, and I will be looking out for more!

I am so shocked the first time you linked me to those excellent bldgs! I want to see them at the STEX so that others will use them because those are sooooo AMAZING! You really have a talent for making great buildings, and I reckon, many of your bldgs may have a 9 out of 10 stars rating (very good to excellent)! I hope you can make them into BATs so that I can put them on my cities! I will be waiting...

Well, I live near one of two Northern Californian ends of the proposed California High Speed Rail service (San Francisco), and I really see the benefits of such service for the State of California. I also believe that CA deserves a high-speed train service between the major cities of California for the reasons being: - Less traffic on the freeways (mainly I-5, US-101, the LA and Bay Area freeways), thus releasing less carbon emissions - With the largest population of any state in the US (and still growing), California needs an ever-more efficient transit system to haul goods and carry people throughout the Golden State, and by encouraging rail service, it will lessen use of airplanes flying intra-state, saving a lot of green for the environment. - California is determined to look at the future, and High-Speed Rail is an integral part in the state's role as a leader in green, innovative technologies that could be copied by other states in the Union. - Albeit costly during the initial construction and setup, it will reap huge benefits, such as new jobs for the people of CA, promote more environmentally-friendly transit options, and time savings for commuters and business passengers. I really like this interactive map of what could possibly happen when the High Speed Rail is completed: http://www.cahighspeedrail.ca.gov/map.htm and you can see that you can adjust where you want to start and end your trip, along with videos relating to the trip (i.e. do a San Francisco to Los Angeles, and it will show you cities enroute, such as San Jose, Fresno, Mojave, and Burbank). California High Speed Rail, for me, is the way to the future of green transport, and I really support the state's move for a renewed train service.

Those are really, REALLY IMPRESSIVE photos you got there! I really love your various transit modes, and the variety has made me want to watch your CJ more often. Fantastico!

Nice-looking towns there, my friend. I really love your short, sweet, and detailed towns. Keep up the good work, and I will be watching your CJ too!

I really love your update! Simple yet beautiful development over there! Keep it up!