From the category archives:
Back in November, Bruce Worden and Clare Cross offered up this updated, and creepier, version of the 1947 classic children’s picture book by Margaret Wise Brown. This parody features Keith Moon (1946-1978), the impish drummer for The Who.
Click the picture to wish all your little rockstars goodnight.
Recently deposed Sun Microsystems front man Jonathan Schwartz resigns with a haiku on Twitter, giving the world two things it needs: more poetry and fewer CEOs. [Continue Reading…]
Grab a glass of wine. It’s six minutes long. Enjoy. Blind Faith follows the Seeing With Photography Collective, a group of blind photographers working in New York.
I sat in the dark watching this after reclining on the deck with Grace contemplating the notion that the while we can see Jupiter tonight, we’re seeing 43 minutes into the past, but whoever/whatever is on Jupiter can’t see the future.
All sight is a form of nostalgia for something lost.
Timothy Egan’s last two posts on the NYTimes site deserve your attention. Check ‘em out:
Lesson Plans, 2009 – Timothy Egan Blog – NYTimes.com
Hunting Wolves, and Men – Timothy Egan Blog – NYTimes.com
And while I’m posting others, say what you will about Al Franken, [Continue Reading…]
