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New article, written by yours truly, about Ghanaian movie posters.


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You see it too, don't you?


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Plans to teach; sing about silver and gold.


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Mike and I didn't spend our entire time eating pork and green beans in Louisville. Being both history geeks and Lincoln buffs, we spent a morning and early afternoon in and around the town of Hodgenville. We first heard about Hodgenville back in February (I think) through the film Being Lincoln: Men with Hats, a documentary about Lincoln presenters ( Read more... )

Now I just need to make a little Thor Heyerdahl .


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The last time I made an entry to the old mr_neighbor blog was way back in 2006. We've done small things here and there, but nothing worthy of photos or commemoration (adding outlets and lamps, stuff like that). My father-in-law and I built a patio a year ago, but I just didn't feel like posting about that, or the house in general because, well, I probably saw ( Read more... )

Naturally, while in Louisville, I went gravetripping. Internet study didn't turn up much, at least for me. If you're one of those chubby guys who spends his weekends pretending to be a emaciated Civil War soldier with your buddies, you'll love it, especially if you favor the side that thought it looked better in grey. Not me. I wanted to see the ( Read more... )

The wife and I just received the disk that permits us to instantly view Netflix films through our Wii. It's mostly been handy for re-watching LOST and trying to figure out what J.J. Abrams still needs to explain in the last four episodes. Mike and I also play, "When Did the Series Go Screaming Off the Rails?" (I say the first inklings were when ( Read more... )