Tired of This

Cinema Report: Two-Lane Blacktop

See it. If you have not.

Shutter Goofin'

Rain, Sleet and Snow

Blue & Gold

Still Closed

That is that.

Turn Your Radio On

Nocturne

Obligatory University Avenue

Taken back to back, looking East, then looking West:

Rally

Walk Beside Me

End of the Tunnel

Portrait of the Shmoe as a Shmoe

Snowfallout 2: The Next Day

Okay, enough of that. For now.

Snowfallout: Odds and Ends

A few more from last night:

Snowfallout: State Street

Shots from last night, walking home after the 24 hours of snow finally stopped:

And So On...

Around 3:45 PM today, a little after classes were cancelled:













The buses stop running at 7 PM. Coming down pretty good.

Down It Comes

That Didn't Last

Blue

This Won't Last

Harmonizin': Walk Lonesome

A little Mississippi John Hurt:


In case, like me, you didn't know, the guy cuts an album in 1928, goes back to farming in Mississippi for the next 35 years, then gets rediscovered during the 60s folk revival, gets three years of fame and recognition, cuts some new albums, then passes away at 74. Plucks out notes like drops of rain. Sings like a ray of sun cutting through the clouds. I think he's my new favorite blues singer.

Very lengthy, very detailed 1963 interview with the man right here. Includes some bits about Frank and Jesse James.