JSP Visual Week In Review ~ 01.13.18
This winter is becoming a slog, and we still have two months to go.
My cold started to abate this week. A persistent cough is still, well, persistent, but I’m starting to come around a bit more every day.
The climate swings are enough to give you whiplash though – freezing cold last Sunday, in the 60s by Friday, and supposed to go back to freezing today.
I like the unpredictability of weather but this is a bit much.
The cold snap, though, has caused many people to keep their Christmas decorations up longer than usual. Too cold to take them down. As much as I like seeing everything lit up between Thanksgiving and New Years, once it’s January 2, you gotta get them down.
Now they are a reminder of that fun fall to the end of the year which was nice when it happens. But now it’s too long past.
Time to move on, wherever we’re going.
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What I’m Reading: Natchez Burning.
My buddy Gary S. Chapman had a birthday this week. Here’s an interview I did with him a few years ago.
RIP long time LIFE photo editor, Barbara Baker Burrow. Here’s a good article I found about her.
America’s Last Pencil Factory – love the images.
11 Minutes with Bruce Springsteen
Bitcoin, KODAKcoin…I don’t get this even a little bit.
“We can always rely on semantics to allow us to drift from the essence of a subject.” – Dan Winters
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I hope you get over that cough sooner than later. It’s not limited to NJ. Friends in my area have contracted it as well.
As for the weather, it is like a wild roller-coaster. Friday morning was in the upper 50’s. Twelve hours later we were in the lower 20’s with a strong breeze. To add insult to injury, a power failure occurred about 7 PM Friday that went to 1:22 AM. I’m ready for spring and warmer weather!