For most of July, I was stuck inside the walls of the Beverly Hilton, trying to interview actors and writers and network executives about TV shows I haven't seen yet. It's my job, and I enjoy it. But two weeks in any hotel, even a really nice one, is quite enough.
Fortunately, my soon-to-be wife joined me for the tail end of the press tour, and we got out into the fresh air for a few days after it ended. We drank a lot of good wine, saw a bunch of good friends (and a couple of adorable new additions to that crowd) and had ourselves a general grand old relaxing time.
Here's some photographic proof.
August 11, 2008
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Posted by Rick at 10:40 PM
Labels: beach, Los Angeles, outside the house, Santa Barbara
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After a long, arid month and nine days of mourning, a nation rejoices. Rating recent cultural events should go in this order:
1. The return of "Shacked Up."
2. George Bush playing beach volleyball, Presidentially, of course.
3. The return of "Shacked Up."
I love how all of your "two shots" are self portraits. Can you ask somebody?
keith
The self-portraits were done so consciously. Though come to think of it, there weren't too many other people around when we took them.
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