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Who’s in charge?
Sometimes it’s not clear who is in charge.
This fabulous patriotic steed, pawing the air in the general direction of a great American historic district, certainly feels he is running this show. These sad old buildings make me look even better.
But the crow – well, the crow seems to have another opinion.
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The foreign king
This week is the 10th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, and here is an antique Chinese puppet I have been thinking about as the week has approached.
This puppet shares one thing in common with every culture: it shows how much every people hates the invader. Barging in with his superfine uniform and his out-there weapons and his different hair. Continue reading
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The leprechaun mists
This is an actual display on an actual shelf in an actual antique market around here, no elements rearranged by me. Continue reading
Dollar Store dolls
This photo makes me uncomfortable – do you see it too?
All these dolls have been dressed in gowns, then slid into boxes. Here is your own box, and your own peg on the wall. Now smile! Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday: Waiting for the Stony Island bus, Monroe Street, Chicago
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Tagged Monroe Street, Stony Island bus stop, Wordless Wednesday
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