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RT @TheOakland: Just told someone the wait time and they gave me the finger.— 5h ago via Twitter
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Checked in at The Candle Wick— 13h ago via Foursquare
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RIIIIIBS! @ Ferndale Ribfest http://t.co/kinPBKwe— 14h ago via Twitter
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Checked in at Ferndale Ribfest— 14h ago via Foursquare
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Checked in at Credit Union ONE— 14h ago via Foursquare
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fine you guys. i will just go get ribs by myself.— 15h ago via Twitter
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You guys, I am going to buy season tickets to the tigers this year. I have one other in. Sunday plan. Section 114 or thereabouts. JUST FYI.— 15h ago via Twitter
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Sedmikrásky (Daisies) - 1966 http://t.co/BkpPC3PE #thingilearnedtoday— 2d ago via Twitter
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WE HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY THIS MORNING YOU GUYS #iworkinapubliclibrary— 2d ago via Twitter
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“@ephcee: You'd think something named after a shark would have more dignity.” cc: @unrealsnow— February 2nd via Twitter
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RT @grenadine: Did Phil Cooley see his shadow? 6 more years of population loss in Detroit, or is the forecast good?— February 2nd via Twitter
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RT @T4America: No joke. House leadership proposes to throw transit under the bus; KILL dedicated transit funding. Vote Fri morning http: ...— February 2nd via Twitter
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Had some pretty dang good fried pickles for lunch you guys @ Smash Burger http://t.co/WL98YlWF— February 2nd via Twitter
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Checked in at Smash Burger— February 2nd via Foursquare
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RT @FreepEnt: A legendary locale on the Detroit restaurant scene has set its re-opening date: London Chop House: http://t.co/yAodcrVb— February 2nd via Twitter
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Tag Archives: winter
Snow Days are here again
@wonderdogmoses buryin his face on 12seconds.tv The skies opened up and sent heaven’s dandruff to the earth today – and Moses enjoyed himself thoroughly. This is just the beginning of what will likely be a long, dark, and cold winter. … Continue reading
The Lenticular Art of Chris Dean
Tonight I attended a couple of art openings with a friend in the great city of Detroit. It was a beautiful night, nearly 50 degrees, clear skies – a slight breeze that wasn’t cold but rather hinted at winter’s dying … Continue reading
Semblance
There are blue swaths stretching across the sky this morning between long, wintery white bands. Below, the earth is flecked with snow, dimpled across revelations of ruddy brown earth. I’ve tried to reflect that in my wardrobe for the day … Continue reading
Monochromatic Concerns
Lying awake last night, staring into the blue and gray darkness, I made that universal mistake of trying to sleep. I’ve wanted to get the go going much earlier, but failed yet again today. What I remember keeping me awake … Continue reading
Alaskan Librarians Tell Their Tales
Having Willishrinx stationed in Girdwood often makes me wonder what it would be like if I were to try to manage my as yet to begin librarian career in the shadows of the howitzer hungry slopes of Alyeska. Based on … Continue reading
On the Proposed Juneau to Skagway Connection
In Alaska, 68 miles of contentious asphalt As much as Alaskans hate lower-48rs talking about them…I thought I’d point out this article… This road has been in the planning stages since I was in Skagway back in ’98. There was … Continue reading
On Over-Exuberant Cooking Countered By Minimalist Power
Some people can’t feed themselves without the microwave oven. I can’t feed myself without the stove. Saturday evening I arrived home to find half of the power off in the house. Apparently something is amiss with the transformer outside — … Continue reading
Now is the Winter of Our Discontent
As an added impetus to get out of bed before sunrise each weekday so that I may continue to fill my mind with certifiably geeky things, I have my alarm set to an horrific FM radio station. I also have … Continue reading
Blue Snowy Deck
I’m still getting used to this Michigan winter thing. Cabin fever perhaps? Opening an account today – while left alone in the office I overheard a teller utter something between a whine and a statement: “I just can’t get motivated … Continue reading
Slush of Life
Hypothetically, now that I’ve finished with the classes, the finals are all handed in and there is nothing required waiting to be done, I should be relaxing. In the starkest of realities, finding myself free to let my brain roam … Continue reading