I Dig Los Angeles

I Dig Los Angeles

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Like you I now repost pictures, but most of my pictures are mine and I try to post pictures how I see my hometown Los Angeles instead of the usual cliche pictures.

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Oct. 23, 2012 at 10:29pm

my pics los angeles playa vista loyola marymount university lmu palm trees

To: my Chicago Tumblr fans. Here’s my l.a./palm tree picture for today. These palm trees is on the campus of Loyola Marymount University in L.A.-Playa Vista(nearby Marina Del Rey and Westchester…y’all know where that is, right? ;-]).
Thanks for the positive and negative(at least you’re like me not being a jerk/jack*** when sending/posting negative feedbacks) and nice to know you like my snapshots of my hometown from a non-transplanted local Angeleno.
-just wondering does Loyola University have palm trees on their campus? if so how does it survive the harsh Chicago winter?

To: my Chicago Tumblr fans. Here’s my l.a./palm tree picture for today. These palm trees is on the campus of Loyola Marymount University in L.A.-Playa Vista(nearby Marina Del Rey and Westchester…y’all know where that is, right? ;-]).

Thanks for the positive and negative(at least you’re like me not being a jerk/jack*** when sending/posting negative feedbacks) and nice to know you like my snapshots of my hometown from a non-transplanted local Angeleno.

-just wondering does Loyola University have palm trees on their campus? if so how does it survive the harsh Chicago winter?