FOUND: Contributions to a visual vocabulary
My main reason for bringing a camera to my daughter’s skating practice practice was to document those wonderful moments of her learning something new, but I admit I also felt the need to photograph the seats.
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My main reason for bringing a camera to my daughter’s skating practice practice was to document those wonderful moments of her learning something new, but I admit I also felt the need to photograph the seats.
A young girl from Ottawa emailed me on Wednesday to offer congratulations on the 10th Anniversary of this stamp issue…
This matchbook is from the Minnedosa Hotel, in Manitoba, from the mid-50’s to mid-60’s era. To my knowledge, the hotel no longer exists…
“I can’t pot my nurdled wink, so I’ll piddle you free and you can boondock a red. But if Sunshine gromps the double, I’ll lunch a blue next time.”
My main reason for bringing a camera to my daughter’s skating practice practice was to document those wonderful moments of her learning something new, but I admit I also felt the need to photograph the seats.
A young girl from Ottawa emailed me on Wednesday to offer congratulations on the 10th Anniversary of this stamp issue…
This matchbook is from the Minnedosa Hotel, in Manitoba, from the mid-50’s to mid-60’s era. To my knowledge, the hotel no longer exists…
“I can’t pot my nurdled wink, so I’ll piddle you free and you can boondock a red. But if Sunshine gromps the double, I’ll lunch a blue next time.”
I had often seen this map of the mind on book covers and stock image websites, but I didn’t realize that this was the exact image sitting in the front of a early 20th-century encyclopedia that sits in my living room.
