I was tagged by my friend Patrick (a counter-tag if you will) to write the following post: “List seven songs you are into right now. No matter what the genre, whether they have words, or even if they’re not any good, but they must be songs you’re really enjoying now, shaping your summer. Post these [...]
James Robinson tagged me, so here it goes: What i was doing ten years ago I was working at The Council of State Governments as a graphic/web designer. I had also just bought my first house, a tiny little townhouse, and started putting down roots in Lexington, KY. Five snacks i enjoy: hummus and pita [...]
Sometimes seeing something in a different context makes all the difference. Stats and data are not always easy to visualize. Chris Jordan translate some very sad statistics into a more meaningful picture in a recent TED talk.
Tonight my friend Shannon and I decided we would skip our weekly planned yoga class and head over to the Lexington Art League for an ARTalk. Tonight’s artist was Phillip March Jones (I love that his middle name is March) and his presentation was fascinating and inspiring and witty! ARTalks are regular events were an [...]
Between yard work, house stuff, freelance jobs and work in general I feel like I have been running full speed for some time now. I was looking through my photos I have taken over the past month, that I haven’t had time to process and upload to flickr, and I realized that I have been [...]
A couple of days ago I was watching one of my favorite tech video podcasts called Tekzilla and they were talking about DSLRs. They mentioned the new Canon Rebel XSi which is a pretty significant upgrade from the XTi that I owned and one that I was not aware of until watching said podcast. “Owned?” [...]
Thanks to my good friend, I was introduced to a wonderful artist yesterday. My friend Kathy emailed me a few weeks back and asked me if I had heard of Charley Harper and if I knew about an exhibit he was part of at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC). CINCINNATI’s Contemporary Arts Center ends 2006 [...]
