Valentine's Day sunset
This sunset appeared to me as I was riding my bike home from work and thinking about the failure of my singles’ party.
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This sunset appeared to me as I was riding my bike home from work and thinking about the failure of my singles’ party.
In recognition of the U.S. presidential primary upcoming this Tuesday in DC, Maryland, and Virginia, here’s the best campaign video thus far: I think we can, I think we can, I think we can…
William R. Evans was a torpedo-bomber pilot in Torpedo Squadron 8 (VT-8). That squadron operated from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet in World War II. Evans and all but one of his squadron mates were killed in action in the Battle of Midway on June 4, 1942. Bill Evans and Charles Gillispie were roommates in … Continue reading Bill Evans and Torpedo Squadron 8
This past Monday, Veterans’ Day in the U.S., an FCC volunteer army painted call boxes in the FCC’s neighborhood. Army of one!
While I was looking at the O Project installed at the Arlington Arts Center, a bird crapped on me. Wet, dark brown mush hit the top of my glasses and dripped down the left side of my nose. Once someone told me that this sort of indignity is auspicious. That’s merely a comforting rationalization. I … Continue reading voicelessness