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Monthly Archives: January 2013
But first Panic Button Monday will master algebraic surfaces, supersymmetry and the art of rope twirling
Every time I push the panic button, this shows up.
I wish I were
9591 Iris had a crowded calendar this weekend, what with the usual errands, an urgent need to do time at the gym (made more so because of satisfying a huge craving for beer and a burger), and then serious prep … Continue reading
The pretty good day
These days, every American museum of art with an even vaguely contemporary collection must have a Richter of its own. Here is the Milwaukee Art Museum, a few days back, with a big splendid Richter that gets an entire wall … Continue reading
Panic Button Monday is looking up
Every time I push the panic button, this shows up.
Such a little word
Here we are in the middle of winter, and still no snow, and hardly any subzero days. Plenty of times we go out of the house in light coats. And look at this guy’s natty blue sneakers, seen on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab Spring, drought, No snow Chicago, unrest, winter wheat disaster
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Panic Button Monday sees you when you’re sleeping
Every time I push the panic button, this show up.
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We are back from a drive to La Grange, Illinois, the rare Chicago suburb that is an actual place rather than a bedroom. Our goal was to mess around in an antique mall, where we found the elegant fellow above … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago snow drought, climate change, LaGrange Illinois, Occupied Japan ware
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Thwack
Archery is not what I expected. For one thing, it involves a lot less muscle than I thought it would. I didn’t need mighty man arms. For another thing, it is very calm and precise. Some cultures regard it as … Continue reading
Panic Button Monday says practice makes…
Every time I push the panic button, this shows up.
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