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Tag Archives: writing
IONTW – April 8, 2018
Virtually resurrecting ancient buildings. And going backward in time with historical aerial photos. Dedicated to the Preservation of Spray If you’re in Seattle there’s an excellent looking exhibit up from Expedition Press at Core Gallery. Bay Area folks there’s a … Continue reading
Posted in art, history, poetry, printing, writing
Tagged #Write_On, art, history, IONTW, letterpress, letters, poetry, San Jose CA, writing
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IONTW – January 21, 2018
I was riding through San Rafael, and had a slight detour around – hey, that’s something I don’t see every day! – railroad track construction for the final southern bit of the SMART train to Larkspur. Although where they were … Continue reading
IONTW – August 27, 2017
I’m on the mailing list from the Sonoma State University Music Department, sounds like there are some neat concerts coming up in the Jewish Music Series at Sonoma State University. Oh wow, I didn’t know there’s a Jewish Studies Program. … Continue reading
Posted in art, live performances, museums, music, roadside attractions, travel, writing
Tagged art, astronomy, birds, IONTW, live performances, museums, music, science, travel, writing
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IONTW – June 25, 2017
Draw a circle. Which way did you go? Fascinating photos from 1942: Making the New York Times This month marks the 45th anniversary of Title IX. Although most people, if they are aware of it at all, think Title IX … Continue reading
IONTW – June 11, 2017
It never occurred to me that it’s called the Glory Hole because it’s shaped/looks like a Morning Glory. Thegoogles is making new sounds, too. Who knew? At some point it goes from clutter to a collection. Whatever random thing IT … Continue reading
IONTW – May 28, 2017
Calves aren’t just a thing with cyclists. Or maybe not. Earth water tank! After all, what else would you paint a sphere? And, did you turn a faucet today and have clean, drinkable water come out? What so many of … Continue reading
IONTW – February 26, 2017
Skateboarding for a better world. I love the pictures of the girls with headscarves and boards. More card catalog awesomeness – officially neat handwriting! Be writer in residence! At a shopping mall. I don’t have to worry about PTA bake sales, … Continue reading
Posted in libraries, whatever, writing
Tagged IONTW, library, skateboarding, writing
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IONTW – January 29, 2017
A wonderful story about the power of letters – as communication, for telling your story and making a connection – just a small part of the last administration, but the details say a great deal, and all add up to … Continue reading
IONTW – November 27, 2016
A Knit Skeleton! And, if one is going to collect books, miniature is probably the way to go. Think of how many you could have without it taking over your whole house! Through Monday 11/28, Holiday Sale at Split Lip … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, history, writing
Tagged art, books, history, IONTW, JACL, Japanese American, sculpture, Tule Lake, writing, WW II Confinement Sites
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Write_Off
I didn’t do so well with the letter a day thing, but, by odd coincidence, I received a packet of letters from my former self. One of my uncles had gone through papers to clean out at my grandma’s, and … Continue reading
Posted in family, lattice of coincidence, writing
Tagged family, letters, mail, writing
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