The telephone booth has become a rarity in the 21st century of cell phones, PDAs and other gadgets. It costs the companies more money to maintain them, than the revenue generated. The digital divide has always existed, it's nothing new. We simply coined a new phrase.

My patch of serenity in the concrete jungle. It's busy enough not to feel alone or cut off, but still feel away from the office and stress.

Kind of reminds of McDonalds Mac the Knife campaign.

No one's available - ever. It's always sad to see a structure go unused.

We were this vendor's first audience of the morning and he was quite energetic and entertaining. After being at the Fair for several days, I imagine he was tired of the same old spiel!

At a bathroom break, we stopped at this truck stop where they offered laundry facilities, Email/Internet access, showers and a barber shop. Today's trucker can stay in touch no matter what or where!

Olvera Street Mexican Independence Day Celebration

Free phone calls to South America.

Dina D'Allessandro is a name to watch. Her rock music and lyrics resonate with everyone.

UCLA v. Rice (63 - 21)

Everywhere I go, donations for victims of Hurricane Katrina are being sought. Its devastation is felt throughout.

As autumn approaches, I'm hoping we will not have a lot rain like in 2004. Who knows if hillside homes can withstand more rain.

Voyeur

Intrigued by a glimpse into the next booth.

UV rays. Cancer! Sunburn! All concerns we share, but isn't this overdoing it?

Why would anyone agree to such a horrid car wrap?