At Grandmother's during Christmas visit

Restaurant in Paris, France, made famous by Ernest Hemingway as a place where he wrote and enjoyed meals with James Joyce, Ezra Pound, Ford Maddox Ford, Morley Callaghan, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Figures prominently in A Movable Feast.

Gosenheim is a suburb of Mainz, Germany

Eastern edge of Oak Valley, Riverside Co.

Paris, France

That young man looks alot like Buddy Holly.

You know, you're right. I hadn't thought of that. I assume that's kind of a complement.

Loma Linda, CA
This sculpture was made by Alan Colins but was vandalized twice and eventually had to be replaced by a bronze sculpture.

Sadly, the Good Samaritan's head was broken off two times, and it appears it may have been racially motivated because as you can see, Colins portrayed the Samaritan as a black man.

The original sculpture sat between the university library and the University Medical Center and was intended to represent the mission of the hospital and the university.

Close up of the Good Samaritan and the Jew.
Sculpture no longer exists.

Well-known and highly regarded Adventist editor, author, evangelist, theologian, and teacher.

Taken in his home in Loma Linda about a year before his death.