A Day in the Life
This may be the creepiest house I’ve ever seen. It was just a couple of blocks over from where we stayed in New Orleans, during my team meetup last week. It’s like a real-life House of 1000 Corpses. Notice the glass shards all along the wall – do you think that’s so people don’t get in … or out?
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The Heidelberg Project is an outdoor art project in Detroit, Michigan, in the McDougall-Hunt neighborhood on the city’s east side. It was created in 1986 by the artist Tyree Guyton after he returned to Heidelberg (the street where he grew up) after serving in the Army and found it in shambles. Guyton was assisted by his wife, Karen, and grandfather Sam Mackey.
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Had a great time with Rebrand Detroit at the #hackdetroit event. Really enjoyed helping out small, local businesses with setting up their websites on WordPress!
The world isn’t fair – but moral standards apply to us all. The ruler isn’t always a superior person. And those ruled aren’t always inferior. The world doesn’t belong to the rich, or even the powerful – but to those of pure heart. Have you thought of the children? All of the things we do, they see us. We need to be good role models. All these things we do, aren’t for today – but for tomorrow.
Master Ip, Ip Man 3. 2015. Film.
* Photo from Unsplash
It’s not always Sunny and 70 but the winters are definitely shorter and more mild than the Michigan winters I grew up with!
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Grumman Greenhouse is a sculpture by artist Jordan Griska, in Philadelphia. It is located right outside of the Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts in the Lenfest Plaza.
Grumman Tracker II was a 45-foot-long cold war era Naval plane with a 73’ wingspan, used to bomb submarines. Griska obtained the decommissioned plane and folded the metal of the nose and body of the plane so that it appears to be crumpling into the platform. In addition, he turned the existing sections of the plane into working greenhouses, leading to the name of the piece – Grumman Greenhouse.
— pafa.org
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Just a light dusting but it was the first snow for us while visiting MI this year. ❄️
To ring in the new year (and thanks to some wonderful colleagues of mine), I just activated dan.robert.blog, replacing my previous site address. Initially, I had set this domain up as a separate photo blog but I changed my mind. I think it will be much more sensible to combine and maintain one site, instead of two.
I’m really proud of the work the .blog folks have done on the new TLD and I’m excited to see where it goes from here.
Head on over to: get.blog if you would like your very own .blog domain!
