Entries from November 2004

Sun-Times Demolition Continues

November 29th, 2004 · 6 Comments · Uncategorized

I can tell that major work is going on inside the Sun-Times Building, but I wish I could see it better! Most of the windows are covered with either wood or plastic except on the ground floor, where it looks like there’s still office furniture inside. Outside the hole on the north side of [...]

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Georgetown, Washington, DC

November 28th, 2004 · 7 Comments · Uncategorized

Foggy Bottom Metro Stop, Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC

Deja Blue Used Jeans, Georgetown, Washington, DC

Carolers, Georgetown, Washington, DC

South on Wisconsin Avenue, Georgetown, Washington, DC

United Colors of Benetton, Georgetown, Washington, DC

Crossing M Street, Georgetown, Washington, DC

East on M Street, Georgetown, Washington, DC

The Old Stone House, Georgetown, Washington, DC

Sun Trust, Georgetown, Washington, DC
On Friday afternoon we shopped around [...]

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Great Falls, VA

November 27th, 2004 · 6 Comments · Uncategorized

Great Falls, VA

Jeff & Kelly, Great Falls, VA

Jeff, Great Falls, VA

Great Falls, VA

Kelly & Rachelle, Great Falls, VA
While we’re not stuffing our faces with turkey, Kelly, Jeff, Sue and I usually try to get out and do some things in the Virginia/Washington DC area. This year we visited Great Falls Park in Virginia before heading [...]

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Thanksgiving 2004

November 27th, 2004 · 4 Comments · Uncategorized

Thanksgiving Turkey, Centreville, VA
This was the 3rd consecutive year that I spent Thanksgiving with Kelly, Jeff & Aunt Sue. This year thier friends Larry & Rosa joined us. Let me see if I can think of everything that we had for dinner: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy, mashed turnips, steamed squash, cranberries, coleslaw and [...]

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First Snow

November 25th, 2004 · 5 Comments · Uncategorized

River East, Chicago

Hailing a Cab, Magnificent Mile, Chicago

Near North, Chicago

Lamp Post, The Loop, Chicago

My Yard, Ukrainian Village, Chicago

Front Entry, Ukrainian Village, Chicago
The first winter storm of the season is always brutal but yesterday’s seemed especially bad. It was BARELY above freezing outside and there were very strong winds. This meant that the snow was really [...]

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