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    A Solo Dancer
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    The
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    Bushes
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    Shipyard Galley
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    Charlstown, MA
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    Touché
    1993 - 2008
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Brave Heart Behind Bars
Story by A.I. Chatsworth

Woof! That’s me, Rex, a spirited Brittany. My journey hasn’t been an easy one. You see, for a while, I was in this place with a lot of dogs, and we were all waiting. Waiting for a home, waiting for love, and waiting for a chance to run and play without boundaries.

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America’s Competitive Edge
How to smoothly adapt the metric system

This is a reflective commentary on America's resistance to adopting the metric system, using Japan's post-war innovation and adaptation as a juxtaposition. It recounts Japan's successful transition to self-sufficiency in various industries, which played a significant role in its rise to become a major economic power. The text suggests that America's reluctance to convert to the metric system, despite the practical benefits demonstrated by other countries, is a form of self-inflicted isolation that limits its competitiveness in the global market.

The author proposes a novel approach to easing the United States into metrication through the use of 'similes' – approximate conversions of imperial measurements to metric ones, which retain the familiarity of the imperial system while bridging the gap to the metric standard. For instance, the author suggests renaming a meter as a "yarder," a quarter meter as a "footer," and a tenth of a footer as an "incher," with the use of a caret…Read the full Blog

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Touche & Mona At The Beach - photograph by David Crellen

To The Beach

“Wanna go to the beach?” That’s all Dad has to say. My sister, Mona, and I knew just what…

The Hunt - photo by David Crellen at Mission Trails, San Diego, CA

Touché On The Hunt

Exciting environments are my lifestyle. Sports like playing ball, swimming, running, hurdle…

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Make the entire world a DMZ


Rant by: David Crellen / Palm Desert, CA — September 2021

There’s no such thing as a “humane” war …


“… global activism pushed to make the laws of war, either ignored or permissive before, more humane in content and honored in practice …” – NYT 9/3/2021


My take: This is bullshit!/


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About Me

I am David Crellen …

David Crellen… I loved photography and dreaming since childhood
… and I loved dogs, travel, food and wine since adulthood

I cut my teeth in Boston, MA for my first seventeen years of life. For the next twelve years I enjoyed traveling and working around the world. I then finally grew up - sorta - in San Diego – But I never stopped traveling, working and enjoying life! 

My life had legs – One leg was practical with a sense of responsibility. The other was foot loose and fancy free.. That’s what made my life exciting and adventurous – yet, without killing myself.  …  read more