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Milwaukee Public Library Billboards
So true. Hahaha.
Love this! Hometown, represent!
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Milwaukee Public Library Billboards
So true. Hahaha.
Love this! Hometown, represent!
Snowball by Shel Silverstein, a poem
Snowball
by Shel Silverstein
by Shel Silverstein
I made myself a snow ball as perfect as could be.
I thought I’d keep it as a pet and let it sleep with me.
I made it some pajamas and a pillow for it’s head.
Then, last night it ran away.
But first — it wet the bed.
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Friends and Family, I had so much fun and so many good memories of this holiday season. I hate to see it go. Let’s try to keep together no matter what the calendar says. Thanks for being such an important part of my life. Happy New Year!
Poi Dog Pondering - “Sweet Thing” from Audio Love Letter
It smells like bras in there!
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Doodles upon leaving the Women’s restroom
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You can survive anything with a sense of humor and a sense of self.
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| — | - Kevin Kling kevinkling.com - Don’t miss our holiday show “Of Mirth and Mischief” Dec 16-18th at the Fitzgerald Theater. Download the soundtrack free at www.mpr.org/mirth |
Love this Steven Spielberg interview in Entertainment Weekly. It’s not all on-line yet, but check out some highlights here: http://popwatch.ew.com/2011/12/01/this-weeks-cover-steven-spielberg/
His quote about how we all see a different movie is like what I always say about none of us reading the same book at Books & Bars.
None of reads the same book, sees the same movie or hears the same song. But I contend books are the best of these for adding our own interpretations. Like Jonathan Jones said in his review of Franzen’s Freedom:
“he also offers something no HBO series can – the solitude and moral introspection of the novel, the beauty of prose, the imaginative love affair you form with characters you alone see in the way you see them. Freedom is the novel of the year, and the century.”
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Haven’t seen The Muppets yet, but now that I know it has a Flight of the Conchords rainbow-like connection (songs written by Bret Mackenzie and film directed by James Bobin), we all have no excuse for waiting. This soundtrack made me laugh out loud and feel great already.
