Quirkyberkeley.com Website Review

Berkeley, and at online book dealers such as Amazon.  What a perfect gift!  Rush out.  Check it out.  Give serious consideration to The Quirky Berkeley year is winding down.  Here for your admiration and – I hope – emulation – is another batch of quirky bathrooms.  Be inspired! What’s meant to be will always find a way. She has done many things in many places. Her studio apartment rocks with color and 1950s stuff and accordions and cowgi*ls.  A quirky The names, the signage, the looks, the room full of strangers washing clothes and the smells and noises.  Another black and white photo Geneva Addison’s store is a one-stop-shop for elegant quirk.  There is nothing in the store that I wouldn’t like.  The store is by me For our notional Thanksgiving field trip, we visit Junkee in Midtown Reno.  Antique clothing, kitschy antiques, and handmade crafts, all We have no giant dinosaurs in Berkeley, but we have a respectable dose of medium and small dinosaurs. The early 1970s indoor mall at Telegraph and Blake is a magical time capsule, encapsulating a Berkeley that is slipping away.  It’s Found objects – trash from the streets of North Berkeley.  As*embled.  Photographed.  The genius part – retrieved and brought home by Darwin.  A cat.  Through the window at night.  Sadly updated here The 593rd Quirky Berkeley post!  Old school plus the new tendency – a little more history of unconventional Berkeley. The greatest hits of ’17, a year in which in addition to traditional quirky material culture, I started looking at old businesses, our cultural and political elders, and the de-beautification of Berkeley. A look back at 2016 and the most popular and significant posts from the 50+ I published.  Plus – a little philosophy on how Quirky A look back at the stuff I found and people I met.  It was a hecka quirky year. Here you will find photos of the oddball, whimsical, eccentric, and the near-rhyme quirky material culture of Berkeley.