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Monthly Archives: November 2018
Little Free Library #10 – Samson & Delilah Salon
Stopped by Colectivo at 68th and Wells Streets today to pick up a latte and some of their fabulous Hot Cocoa Mix for home. (Truly, their cocoa is the BEST! And they don’t pay me for this endorsement😄) I was … Continue reading
Michael Caine on life as a never-ending audition
While doing some background research for the academic article on movie trailers that I’m writing with a psychology professor in my department, I stumbled across a book by Michael Caine titled Acting in Film: An Actor’s Take on Movie Making … Continue reading
Posted in Books and reading, Life, Movies and film, Popular culture
Tagged acting, auditioning, karma, Michael Caine, Michael Ovitz, networking, screen tests, small act of kindness, success
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Sorry about that!
WordPress used to have a nice “rebloggung” feature, and maybe they still do if you’re on your computer, but I tried to reblog a neat post on the Armistice earlier today using my phone and was not happy with the … Continue reading
Posted in History
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France – November 11, 1918 – 100 years ago , the Great War ended there : The clearing of the Armistice – 40 photos
France – November 11, 1918 – 100 years ago , the Great War ended there : The clearing of the Armistice – 40 photos France – November 11, 1918 – 100 years ago , the Great War ended there : … Continue reading
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Late Bloomer
Found this dandelion among the fallen leaves on Monday. Kind of a cheerful sight, but talk about terrible timing: Milwaukee is predicted to get approximately three inches of snow this morning (Friday, November 9)!
Posted in Life, Milwaukee, Nature
Tagged late bloomer, Milwaukee, November dandelion
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Discovering Twitter’s “Bookmarks”
Maybe you’re not a Twitter user, in which case you’re probably not going to be interested in today’s blog post 🙂 But if you do use Twitter, maybe like me you didn’t know about Twitter’s bookmarks. The bookmark feature has … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Popular culture, Technology
Tagged facebook emoticons, likes, Twitter, twitter bookmarks, twitter favorites
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Color Blocking
Sort of. One day I suddenly noticed the bright red of the bathroom stall in my building. Took a photo. Decided to edit it so that it no longer bore strong resemblance to a bathroom stall. Because, really: Who takes … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography
Tagged abstract photography, color blocking, color photography
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20 gallons’ worth of network security?
Saw this truck parked outside an office building in downtown Milwaukee last Friday morning. I don’t know what business these hats’ owner works in, but given the “white hats,” I figured network security was as good a guess as any … Continue reading
Posted in Milwaukee, Photography, Technology
Tagged Downtown Milwaukee, network security, white hat
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The Highwaymen: “Highwayman”
I heard this song on the radio while driving home the other night. Here’s the Wikipedia article on The Highwaymen supergroup. Like some other songs I really like—for example, “Wichita Lineman,” “Galveston,” “By the Time I Get to Phoenix,” and … Continue reading
Sunset in grays and pastels, downtown Milwaukee
Evening arrives this past Tuesday as I’m getting ready to leave work for the day. Taken from the staircase landing between the second and third floors of the Grohmann Museum looking west toward the Marcus Center (colored lights) and the … Continue reading