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littlebrumble:

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jaysomething:

vortexanomaly:

jorge luis borges in minneapolis

Borges! Really in Minneapolis? What statue is that?

the mystery remains. solve, please.

The first time I heard about Borges visiting Minneapolis was from my friend Stuart Klipper. I think my face melted a little bit when he told me. This photo was taken on Borges’ birthday in 1983. Stuart was his host for a portion of his stay and snapped a number of photos of Borges while he was visiting. Nearly a decade later the venerable Brad Zellar wrote a great piece mapping the literary history of the Twin Cities. He closes that article with Klipper’s recounting of Borges “singing an Argentine Milonga in his ear, and—perhaps under the spell of Hiawatha’s “dancing waters”—dancing a tango alone in Minnehaha Park.”
i am so, so pleased by this story. face melter indeed!

littlebrumble:

yourweek:

jaysomething:

vortexanomaly:

jorge luis borges in minneapolis

Borges! Really in Minneapolis? What statue is that?

the mystery remains. solve, please.

The first time I heard about Borges visiting Minneapolis was from my friend Stuart Klipper. I think my face melted a little bit when he told me. This photo was taken on Borges’ birthday in 1983. Stuart was his host for a portion of his stay and snapped a number of photos of Borges while he was visiting. Nearly a decade later the venerable Brad Zellar wrote a great piece mapping the literary history of the Twin Cities. He closes that article with Klipper’s recounting of Borges “singing an Argentine Milonga in his ear, and—perhaps under the spell of Hiawatha’s “dancing waters”—dancing a tango alone in Minnehaha Park.”

i am so, so pleased by this story. face melter indeed!

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so many options, all moving us forward.

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utnereader:

Why yes, this large cubic kite is easier to fly than your 20th-century quadrilateral scrap of fabric. (via Designboom)

borg cube?

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boatporn:

emilyqualey:

Rockport, Maine - January 15, 2012 by Peter Ralston




It was cold yesterday morning - I hear about minus four - so I took a little walk down to the harbor for a gander. Lots of sea smoke with a light but cutting northerly wind. I love this harbor of ours this time of year. Yesterday it was just me and a few sorry-looking gulls. The few boats still in appear resigned to their winter on the water. The island and the lighthouse look very, very far away right now.






I need to go to Maine more often.

“sea smoke”

boatporn:

emilyqualey:

Rockport, Maine - January 15, 2012 by Peter Ralston

It was cold yesterday morning - I hear about minus four - so I took a little walk down to the harbor for a gander. Lots of sea smoke with a light but cutting northerly wind. I love this harbor of ours this time of year. Yesterday it was just me and a few sorry-looking gulls. The few boats still in appear resigned to their winter on the water. The island and the lighthouse look very, very far away right now.
I need to go to Maine more often.

“sea smoke”

(Source: lionza, via boux)

jaysomething:

vortexanomaly:

jorge luis borges in minneapolis

Borges! Really in Minneapolis? What statue is that?

the mystery remains. solve, please.

jaysomething:

vortexanomaly:

jorge luis borges in minneapolis

Borges! Really in Minneapolis? What statue is that?

the mystery remains. solve, please.

(Source: canwejustbecats, via neoclassic)


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