The Walls Speak, part 4

Posted on Feb 8, 2013 in cities, music, the walls speak
The Walls Speak, part 4

LiVE PRAYER MUSiC Thank You UNTIL YOU GET HIGH  

adaptive re-use

Posted on Jan 10, 2013 in cities, the walls speak, travel
adaptive re-use

Please Pardon My Previous Ignorance, 2012 edition

Posted on Jan 1, 2013 in music

Each year, I make a playlist of old music that was new to me in the previous year. Here’s what I discovered in 2012: Open this playlist in Spotify: PPMPI2012 Kids | MGMT I Should Be Proud | Martha Reeves & The Vandellas What You Want | Mase (w/ Total) Coolidge Rising | Leo Kottke ...

I Guarantee You’ll Find Something New to Like, 2012 edition

Posted on Jan 1, 2013 in music

Open this playlist in Spotify: IGYFSNTL2012 Do My Thing | Estelle (w/ Janelle Monáe) Home Again | Michael Kiwanuka Don’t Cage This Heart | Tyler Barham Thrift Shop | Macklemore & Ryan Lewis (w/ Wanz) All the Rowboats | Regina Spektor Sweet Life | Frank Ocean Birmingham | Shovels & Rope King & Queens | ...

dog photoshoots

Posted on Oct 1, 2012 in family/friends
dog photoshoots

Here is Kima at their back to school shoot.

totally

Posted on Sep 27, 2012 in art, DIY, the walls speak, travel
totally

As captured in Winnipeg at a women’s restroom at the School of Architecture, University of Manitoba.

twitter redemption

Posted on Sep 14, 2012 in family/friends, open data/social media
twitter redemption

So, I (and my husband and both of our daughters) have a lot of followers of twitter who seem to have found us by searching for “zimbabwe,” and without much interest in a family in DC. Examples of such followers: @zambezimedical @darirozw @resurrectZim I’ve long felt bad about these followers, as they are probably misled ...

berkeley project wins award

berkeley project wins award

Many congrats to Noé Noyola (a colleague and friend back from our days at Urban Ecology) and the ever-talented Professor Karen Chapple, who oversaw a student report [PDF] on leveraging the regional economic impact of the planned construction of a second campus of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL).  I just learned that the California Northern ...

the Chicago Mayors Project

Posted on Sep 6, 2012 in art, cities, politics
the Chicago Mayors Project

These guys have a great sense of humor and an uncannily accurate way to paint the last 13 mayors of Chicago in quick, humorous pen strokes. I bought the $50 limited edition poster. Order your own or you’ll have to come to my office to see it.

build a beautiful stool

Posted on Aug 28, 2012 in art, DIY, travel
build a beautiful stool

I wish I had the time and money to travel up to Maine to attend one of these workshops and make a beautiful stool. Actually, I prefer the rolling version, which doesn’t seem like what you make in the workshop. Anyways, they’re great.