Agents of Purgatory
From Agent D to Agent Pigeon: the story of the personal assistants who have helped keep the plants, birds, nest boxes and veg boxes at Purgatory going–plus a ficus that came back from the dead.
From Agent D to Agent Pigeon: the story of the personal assistants who have helped keep the plants, birds, nest boxes and veg boxes at Purgatory going–plus a ficus that came back from the dead.
Our neighbor’s dog Happy, one of our very first friends here, passed away in the summer of 2025. We are less happy without our little Happy.
New Quail Crossing signs on the driveway fence, plus a look back at all the other signs we’ve put up around here over the years.
Our cherry blossom lamp-tree finally gave out and the white tree was too sparse, so now we have one that looks a lot like Charlie Brown’s. A holiday decor update.
Aerial photos from three flights in summer 2022, before the new fencing and the new roofs.
A rundown of fence casualties from the race team, cattle, a contractor, a tree and a sightseer, and who put them back together.
A new look for the site: a theme I rebuilt from scratch, just clean PHP and CSS.
Another documentary about another county department, this time about weeds.
The six-plus-year pit saga with the county is finally over, and I made a documentary about it.
The wind and rain we get up here, and our new Tempest weather station.
Lots of news coming: the end of the pit saga, new roofs and the purchase of Little Purgatory, a second Purgatory!
Saying goodbye to my beloved scooter and the Aprilia Futura from our early dates, both little used up here.
The old planter boxes from San Francisco are still going strong, now on a Rachio timer.
An update on the pepper trees we planted a few years ago. They’ve grown a lot.
Six new trees from Moon Valley Nursery, and then replacements for the ones that didn’t make it.
A crew re-fences our eastern line to keep the neighbors’ livestock off our land.
There be race cars, part nine: Dajiban, a Dodge van that won the Index of Effluence at LeMons Sonoma.
Back to my voice-acting journey, with a demo and a new site at boros.net.
Tiny glass-framed prints of the birds and hares from the north garden.
An old crystal chandelier from auction, taken apart for about 1,000 crystals.
Recent auction finds, from oriole watercolors to a huge set of Mikasa dishes.
Restoring the toppled courtyard light and its mate, with glass panes and smart bulbs.
The last of the Doc’s old garage tables, torn apart by the race team.
Over forty dumpsters and counting since we bought this place.
In the trench, part 3: new power to the well, and everything back to normal.
