Lost and Found
Lost: Something I had for four years. Can’t fathom where it got to. Watch the video and see if you can help me figure it out.
(Video: I had that thing around here somewhere…)
Found: Temporarily absent friend. Now returned. Answers to name of Sonny. Oh…
Joy.
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Carless in Sun-Times on Right to Quiet
Yesterday, the Sun-Times published my response to a December 6th Commentary piece on the debate over the right of downtown Chicago residents to demand noise controls on street musicians. They said downtowners should wear earplugs. I said, are you kidding me?
Yesterday, the Sun-Times published my response to a December 6th Commentary piece on the debate over the right of downtown Chicago residents to demand noise controls on street musicians. They said downtowners should wear earplugs. I said, are you kidding me?
Why I Like the Chicago 'L'
A visit from an NYC friend yesterday reminded me how much I prefer the Chicago 'L'--and Chicago, in general--over New York and its (apparently) increasingly dangerous subway. Click above to view my premiere video blog and I'll tell you my reasons why.
A visit from an NYC friend yesterday reminded me how much I prefer the Chicago 'L'--and Chicago, in general--over New York and its (apparently) increasingly dangerous subway. Click above to view my premiere video blog and I'll tell you my reasons why.
The Good Life in Downtown Chicago
During their windy City visit last week, Seattle’s coolest couple, Kasey and John, waxed giddily about the fun and frolic of my downtown Chicago neighborhood. Their reaction stands in stark contrast to the one I normally get from native Chicagoans when I tell them I live downtown. It’s almost like telling a New Yorker you n...
During their windy City visit last week, Seattle’s coolest couple, Kasey and John, waxed giddily about the fun and frolic of my downtown Chicago neighborhood. Their reaction stands in stark contrast to the one I normally get from native Chicagoans when I tell them I live downtown. It’s almost like telling a New Yorker you n...
as a fan of facial hair variety, there really is nothing like shaving off facial hair that you’ve had for a while. The skin almost feels weird to the touch, like it’s not even yours.. I bounce between goatee, beard, scruff, and back again.. Beary fun
You look good though! Are you going to keep it off?
Thank you. Considering the response I’ve gotten since shaving (including from one of the subjects of this post), I don’t plan on bringing it back anytime soon
Like the new look!
Chee. Zee. =P
Matt, I have one thing to say to you: yes!