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Author Archives: Katherine Wikoff
Saving the Environment
Two items seen in my hotel room (I’m attending an academic conference in Chicago). We humans are a remarkably flexible species. To wit: I repeat: So . . . an ethical dilemma. Chicago sits right on Lake Michigan, one of … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Nature, Political Analysis, Travel
Tagged bottled water, climate change, environment, hotel towel policy, hypocrisy, Irony
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Milwaukee’s Forecast: No change in view
The Wisconsin Gas Building’s flame was such a pretty shade of blue beneath the overcast sky this afternoon that I had to stop and take this picture. The flame changes color to announce the weather forecast: When the flame is red, … Continue reading
Paw Paw Incident: James McCoy Deposition (1889)
Paw Paw Incident: James McCoy Deposition (1889) https://brandonraykirk.wordpress.com/2018/11/30/paw-paw-incident-james-mccoy-deposition-1889-2/ — Read on brandonraykirk.wordpress.com/2018/11/30/paw-paw-incident-james-mccoy-deposition-1889-2/ This is an eyewitness account of an incident related to the infamous feud between the Hatfields and McCoys. From Brandon Ray Kirk’s excellent blog, where he posts lots … Continue reading
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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
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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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