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And it was 10 God Damned Years Ago!
I was sitting in a meeting and staring at one of the 3 monitors cluttering my desk, and the above image popped up. It’s one of my all-time favorites of me with the kids. We’re on the Brooklyn Bridge in … Continue reading →
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They Live: Behind the Foam Core
Mattia was wondering why I was taking so many photos as we were building the They Live diorama, and now he knows! I took well over 150 photos during the process, but managed to whittle them down to 55 shots … Continue reading →
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They Live Diorama
Fall is diorama time. Kind of a back-to-the-bava.studio tradition that’s emerging, and I’m here for it! I’ve already written about the idea and early execution of this one, namely the scene from They Live when Rowdy Roddy Piper dons his … Continue reading →
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Hard Rain Falling
Post by @jimgroom@social.ds106.us View on Mastodon I had a lot of emotions while I was helping to settle my daughter in for her first year of college in Michigan a couple of weeks ago. I couldn’t help but … Continue reading →
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Victory Laps All the Way Down
I have yet to post about my talk and subsequent podcast interview with Jöran Muuß-Merholz at the end of June. It’s been quite a summer, and I kept waiting for the perfect time to blog, but there’s no perfect time. … Continue reading →
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Blue 3DS XL Version 2
A post from the blaugust26 hootenany —now lost to the sands of bad search and rusty bookmarking skills— inspired me to re-visit my random desire to replace the Blue 3DS XL my kids used to play with. I already blogged … Continue reading →
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Couch to Family Pictures Podcasts
I don’t know if you know this about me, but I am a content producer! So much so I can’t even keep up with it on this blog. It is serious. Michael Branson Smith and I are approaching our 80th … Continue reading →
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The Incommunicable Past
I’m binding together a beat-up copy of Willa Cather’s My Ántonia. I read it my freshman year of college—something that hits differently now as Tess starts hers in the US—and it was part of a Modernist American literature class at … Continue reading →
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Books Fall Apart
Between Antonella and I we have a pretty decent book collection. Like with vinyl, VHS tapes, laserdiscs, and DVDs, I also have a book buying problem. I love my physical media. While at the beach this summer reading Philip K. … Continue reading →
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Candy-O
As soon as I got pompous about my blogging prowess all Blaugust hopes and dreams went out the window, so it goes, so it goes. I can’t complain too much, it got me twelve solid posts and August isn’t dead … Continue reading →
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Good Morning Campers! DS106 Radio Summer Camp is Tomorrow
Tomorrow, Tuesday, August 18th, Reclaim Hosting is taking over the internet airwaves for 12 straight hours of DS106 Radio Summer Camp and I am very much here for it. If you’ve been around these parts for any length of time, … Continue reading →
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Family and the State: That’s a Wrap
We finished our six-film tour of 1990s international independent cinema on the Family Pictures Podcast with Gianni Amelio‘s Il ladro di bambini (1992), and I’m not sure we could have picked a better film to put an exclamation point on … Continue reading →