Tag Archives: Winter

SEVEN THINGS WE DON’T CARE ABOUT THIS WEEK: GOT POLLEN IF YOU WANT IT EDITION

Posted on April 11, 2015 by Harold D. Muir

Coach K, Ayn Rand and Pollen, these are NOT a few of my favorite things… Continue reading →

Posted in Seven Things We Don't Care About, Uncategorized | Tagged 2112, Ayn Rand, Coach K, Jann Wenner, Libertarianism, Mike Krzyzewski, Police shooting, Pollen, Rand Paul, Rolling Stone, rush, south carolina, Univeristy of Virginia, Walter Scott, Winter, Woody Allen | Leave a comment

Snowglobe City: Fargo in Winter

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Kailynn von Kronemann

Southern California’s Kailynn von Kronemann recalls the coldest winter she’s ever spent. Continue reading →

Posted in Travel | Tagged cold, Fargo, Hawthorne, Hotel Donaldson, isolation, North Dakota, Rooters, travel, Winter | 1 Comment

Sunday Light and Word – How Slow the Moments Go

Posted on December 21, 2014 by Hank Cherry

Searching the angles of chance Continue reading →

Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged Adventures with Strangers, Aussie, Bad Coffee, Canon 5D Mk III, Church Basement, Church Basement Christmas, collage, digital images, dolma, Earth, Emotional, exceptions, Hank Cherry, indelible ink, Koreatown, Light Room, Moon, Mylar Balloons, photography, rules, Run for the hills, Styrofoam cups, Sun, Winter | Leave a comment

A Mind of Winter

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Tom Gualtieri

Tom Gualtieri reflects on winters spent in Syracuse, N.Y.—including the tragic one in 1988. Continue reading →

Posted in Christmas, Memoir | Tagged Lockerbie, Pan Am 103, poems, poetry, Wallace Stevens, Winter | 6 Comments