Showing posts with label photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo. Show all posts

Monday, April 09, 2007

a dozen chicago photos

here are some pictures of things i've seen in the city i live in. a sort of second piece of rachael's anniversary present, as she's planning to live here too, one day. and a present to anyone else who wants to come live in chicago with me. (here's looking at you, tom.)



self portrait at the chicago cultural center, which was the first public library in chicago and is an amazing building/place.



my school! we're scaffolding because some chunks of our tower fell off in a windstorm.



storytelling class during the warm spell! outside in the U of C quad.



this is not actually chicago. but new haven is pretty too, and you can get there from chicago via presbyterians, a bus, and two trains. (noah's foyer)




millenium park in the fog.



likewise.



the harold washington public library (ten floors of library books!) and co. The short-looking building in the middle is a downtown prison. Huh.



And we have a lake!



Likewise.



View from the El.



Khazm plays in church. I think I spelled their name wrong, but they are the best experi-metal band that ever plays at Grace Baptist.

Friday, January 12, 2007

Things I do when I'm bored

...Even when I don't have the right to be bored.

So, to atone for a dark, long-winded first post, here's a short, somewhat nonsensical one.
The photograph at the right is the suit I bought at the Salvation Army yesterday to go with the top hat and pocketwatch. Needs a cane. If I can find some more cheap old clothes of similar style, I'm considering dressing like that all the time this semester, or as much as I can manage.
The following represents approximately four hours of screwing around a few months ago:


Oh, what I forgot to mention was that I just spent the evening researching the evolution of the Umlaut and the usage of diacritical marks in Dutch. I should probably have been doing homework (finishing the script for a film about France) but this was much more interesting.