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Posted by Graduate Level Sykesology 3 years ago.
This is going to be one of those copout posts. You've been warned. Sorry, but for someone not doing much, I've had a lot going on. Nevertheless, this is a value-added entry. I'd like to show you some of the most provocative modern art I've ever seen. ...
Posted by Vachel Lindsay 3 years ago.
100 years ago on September 4, 1906, on the last night of the return crossing from the European tour he took with his parents, Vachel Lindsay had one his visions. Quoting Ruggles:"Last night," he wrote, "I saw Immanuel singing in the New Heaven . . . in a...
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Suraj Prashad 3 years ago.
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Amber Cheung 3 years ago.
coldstoneSUPP Originally uploaded by acheu2. Cold Stone Creamery is Freaking Amazing! It's Downtown Springfield for all of ya'll out of towners.
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Suraj Prashad 3 years ago.
Posted by Midwest Meditations eMagazine 3 years ago.
Here at Midwestern Meditations eMagazine, the email periodical you never asked for but always seem to get, we recently did some introspection. Midwestern Meditations eMagazine, or MMeM, was born out of frustration. Frustration with the way that the middl...
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Amber Cheung 3 years ago.
Posted by Drinking Liberally 3 years ago.
Cross-posted from the Will Reynolds blog.
There were a few items of interest at the County Board meeting last night, besides a contentious zoning dispute.A resolution passed to renew a lease agreement with Watts Copy Systems. I decided to check the Illin...
Posted by Moving Forward 3 years ago.
Posted by Delta Devotional 3 years ago.
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Shannon A. Carter 3 years ago.
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Shana Stine 3 years ago.
Posted by Vachel Lindsay 3 years ago.
It would be difficult to overstate the importance of Harriet Monroe (left) in Vachel Lindsay's career. In 1912, as she was researching prospective contributors for her brainchild magazine, Poetry, she found Vachel in an issue of the American and contact...
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Suraj Prashad 3 years ago.
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Liz Lota 3 years ago.
Posted by Springfield Photos 3 years ago.
My family visited the Pizza Machine restaurant over the weekend.It was a lot of fun and the pizza was wonderful! Watching the pizza guys toss the pizza is a big part of the experience.At one point, a practice dough got away from the chef and landed on my ...
Posted by Vachel Lindsay 3 years ago.
Heartland Magazine, the weekly pullout in The State Journal-Register, featured the Vachel Lindsay Home in its September 8, 2006 edition. The story, titled "Where Time Stands Still", was written by DiAnne Crown with photographs by Shannon Kirschner.Featur...
Posted by Graduate Level Sykesology 3 years ago.
On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, the first thing I noticed was that WMAY, our principal AM news station, was hosting a live remote from the Mel-O-Cream doughnut shop at the Sixth Street end of our alley. (Its now a Jimmy Johns.) I grabbed a free doug...
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Bob Skorczewski 3 years ago.
Well, I suppose an apology is in order...I did say I was going update more often, and then I waited until now. That's my bad. More bad news....no pics this time (since the batteries to my camera hate me...). But hey, it's all good. I got some new recharge...
Posted by UIS - The Real Deal: Shannon A. Carter 3 years ago.
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