A Street Fair
I’ve eliminated the distinction between “frequently” and “infrequently” updated friends, and I’ve added some links for friends who’ve been blogging for awhile now. A lot of these sites are really cool, and you should check them out. So imagine this: you’re walking down a grassy unpaved street amidst big old brick buldings on a warm sunny day in Blue-Skies-Fallingville.
… Read the restConcept: Welcome to my Street Fair! Read More »
– NEWS OF THE WEEK –
The Local – Sweden’s News in English: Drunken ‘rescuer’ smashes snowmobile into tree.
– QUESTION OF THE DAY –
What is your favorite Hanna-Barbera cartoon?
– Intensely reading Les Misèrables; feeling all “shook up” by it. The unabridged version.
– I went to the Art Institute to see the East and Southeast Asian Art, as well as Ancient and Roman Art.
Diary: January, 2009. Read More »
– LINK OF THE WEEK –
Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club.
– QUESTION OF THE DAY –
What name would you give your krewe?
New York Times: A Painful Departure for G.M. Brands.
My parents bought one of the first Saturns off the line in ’91, and it was a great little car. Not super comfortable, perhaps, and it rattled at high speeds, but great mileage and it felt versatile.
… Read the restEvent: The Saturn Lasted for 19 Years. Read More »
– PICTURE OF THE WEEK –
Where is this?
(Hint: Answering this question will be the start of a beautiful friendship.)
– QUESTION OF THE DAY –
Which golden-era Hollywood flick would you most like to inhabit?
– QUOTE OF THE WEEK –
… Read the restOn the first part of the journey
I was looking at all the life.
There were plants and birds and rocks and things.
There was sand and hills and rings.
The first thing I met was a fly with a buzz
and the sky with no clouds.
I’m going to clip along a little bit faster here, because I want to get back to the present and write about the moment again.
For New Years we drove down to Ohio, where we celebrated 2009’s birth with dad J and some delightfully bitter IPA at the Weasel Boy Microbrewery in Zanesville.
… Read the restDiary: What Has Happened: New Years 2009. Read More »