I had never heard of "Gnobert the Gnerdy Gnome" until I passed this house on a walk during the holidays.
As spotted on one of our extemded walks: One house fully decorated for Christmas, and that included a wonderland of gnomes.
I had never heard of "Gnobert the Gnerdy Gnome" until I passed this house on a walk during the holidays.
For $71 (yes, that included a 30% discount), I ordered The Aristocrat a custom pet canvas measuring 12" x 18" x 1. It was as simple as sending a photo of Jacks, and a week or two later they sent a copy of the painting to be approved. It came a few days before Christmas, early enough to wrap and stick under the tree without anyone even noticing. It was a hit!
Los Angeles City Council member Tom LaBonge is known for taking his love of L.A. to extreme measures. And we saw first hand on Easter Sunday how far he'll go.No one loved Los Angeles like Tom LaBonge.
As we were walking up the steps to Los Feliz's St. Casimir Catholic Church, one of the church's top volunteers yelled, "Hey! It's Tom LaBonge."
We turned and saw a man with a large trash bag, picking up garbage from the gutter in front of the church. He looked up and seemed genuinely embarrassed at being caught.
Yep, there was Councilman LaBonge, in sweats, randomly picking up trash in the neighborhood.
"I'm doing this for the church!" he told the St. Casimir volunteer before loading the trash bag in his trunk.
I asked LaBonge if he had any pumpkin bread in his trunk -- as he's well-know for passing out the treat, as baked and sold by the nuns inside Hollywood's Monastery of the Angeles.
He smiled, said yes, pointed to his car, and then drove off. Wait, where's my bread?