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.
(Click the HQ button for a higher-quality video. RSS subscribers, click here to view the video on CHICAGO CARLESS.)
Welcome back. If you haven't yet, please feel free to friend me on Facebook follow me on Twitter, or connect with me on Goodreads. You can also subscribe to my blog updates via RSS or email. Thanks for visiting!
Other posts you might like from Chicago Carless:
Box of Whine
It's a train that enters the station with Swiss Rail precision. Whenever a downtown Chicago resident rightfully complains about neighborhood noise, some local wag tells us to grin and bear it. Here's what I think those local wags can do.
It's a train that enters the station with Swiss Rail precision. Whenever a downtown Chicago resident rightfully complains about neighborhood noise, some local wag tells us to grin and bear it. Here's what I think those local wags can do.
Jessica's Story
I had never picked up a video camera in my life before I interviewed Jessica, a low-paid mother of four, for the 7 Days @ Minimum Wage project. Her searing story and her quiet eloquence, both of which emerged absolutely spontaneously, blew me and the ACORN/AFL-CIO project team in D.C. away--so much so that her interview is...
I had never picked up a video camera in my life before I interviewed Jessica, a low-paid mother of four, for the 7 Days @ Minimum Wage project. Her searing story and her quiet eloquence, both of which emerged absolutely spontaneously, blew me and the ACORN/AFL-CIO project team in D.C. away--so much so that her interview is...
Round Building, Round Phone Jack
The good news: Marina City has 1960s state-of-the-art architecture. The bad news: Marina City has 1960s state-of-the-art technology.
The good news: Marina City has 1960s state-of-the-art architecture. The bad news: Marina City has 1960s state-of-the-art technology.
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!