Read Watch Listen Just for the halibut (trust me, there will be a rolling of the eyes) I'm eating too much and exercising...let's call it infrequently. I know it's winter, and PNW winters encourage big bowls of soup and stew mopped up with bread. Mmmm, bread and soup. But this is getting out of hand. The belt buckle never lies. So it was probably a really
History Preserving and archiving old photos, movies, and letters. If you like photography and photojournalism, you should consider following Lens [https://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/?module=SectionsNav&action=click&version=BrowseTree®ion=TopBar&contentCollection=More%2FPhotography&contentPlacement=2&pgtype=Homepage] , a New York Times section devoted to “Photography, Video and Visual Journalism”. It has become my favorite section of
Architecture On the Streets: Suffragette City In Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1605783/], the protagonist longs to be in the company of the writers and artists of The Lost Generation. Hemingway, the Fitzgeralds, Gertrude Stein, Picasso, Dali, Man Ray. Who can blame him? We all want to find that time-machine
