Today, a link from Zazoo: The story behind the cult classic "Christmas Wrapping" by The Waitresses!
Have a safe and spiffy holiday, everyone. See you soon. (We may post next week, but if not, we'll see you in 2022!)
Today, a link from Zazoo: The story behind the cult classic "Christmas Wrapping" by The Waitresses!
Have a safe and spiffy holiday, everyone. See you soon. (We may post next week, but if not, we'll see you in 2022!)
The miscellaneous links continue!
Hello and happy Monday! Here's a grab bag of links.
Happy Friday, all! Here are a few catch-up links focused on NYC.
Jonsi of Sigur Ros has an art/sound installation in Manhattan called Obsidian that is super interesting.
Also interesting is the Commandant's House on Vinegar Hill in Brooklyn, overlooking the East River! It's privately owned these days, but you can see what the interior looked like in the early 1900s.
Have a safe and spiffy weekend, everyone. See you next week.
For those of you worried about Santa and his North Pole friends, fear not: worker safety is being addressed, and NORAD will track his progress next week. (If you don't want to wait that long, Google is featuring a month-long website about all the arctic antics.)
Greetings! It's been a weird year, hasn't it? Why not embrace the oddness by exploring the Weird Walk website and/or podcast? Folk horror, psychogeography, and more, all waiting to be found!
It's time once again for the end-of-year reports, and Bill Lucey has taken a look at the biggest news stories of 2021. Lots of links to explore!
In more local news, a recent question about Sears kit homes led to discovering a wonderful weblog about the homes in Ohio and surrounding states, with a wealth of information about the Sears homes and where to see them.
Hi there. We are fine and safe up here in the northern part of my state, but the western part has been hit hard. If you'd like to help out, here's a roundup of relief funds and places to donate for the tornado victims. Thanks. Regular posts resume this week!