Posts Tagged "on the way home"

On the way home

I ended up cabbing it home, and spotted a very small, faint rainbow in the sky. I don’t know if you can see it in this picture or not, but it’s a very small patch in the middle (and to the right a bit). A lot of photos. The city’s been incredibly generous today.

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On the way home

Gretchen and Rob offered me a lift home, but I felt like walking home. I recently purchased Damien Jurado’s newest album (ever since I heard it at Laura and Ben’s house), and had a hankering for listening to it while walking home. Spotted a thin jet trail in the sky, and liked how it seemed to disappear into the sky….

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Walking Back Home

Today’s been a flurry with work, and I ended up cabbing it over to Justin’s, to check in on Nebula (my car battery is dead currently). I tried looking for a cab back, but ended up walking the whole way home instead. On my way back, I saw several things that made me smile and forget about the stupid stresses…

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On the Way Home

I walked up Damen and stopped in to Filter to grab a cup of coffee. There, at the trisection, I came across two guys working an incredibly ancient camera on a tripod. I got talking with them, and learned that the camera they’re using is a really old WWII camera (that uses 16mm film). On the left it’s Jason and…

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Painter on the Subway

On the way home, Chris and I noticed a guy who was furiously sketching into a notepad on the subway. I don’t recall all the specifics, but he had frizzy hair, earphones, and a crazy-looking black and white, checkered backpack. He kept digging into this bag, looking for various pencils and whatnot. The whole time we rode back, this guy…

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On the way home

I stopped off at a few places. I went in to Myopic Books to ask whether the Wicker Park Chess Club is currently meeting. So far, due to the reconstruction, they haven’t reconvened. But I’ve been asking. Hmm. There’s a Poetry Series there. I wonder if I should try to see if I can read (or if they only allow…

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