Chris Glass
Chris Glass
Welcome to this garden I tend, with a photo journal, collected links from around the web and some other tidbits. ✌️🎨🍉
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Passed some bricks and graffiti on the way to Thai Coconut Curry Soup from The Diner. The photos were okay enough on their own but I dunno — felt like muckin' around. +Currently Listening: Tycho & Paul Banks “Boundary Raider”Reply via email
A recipe for a German Ham Salad that includes sauerkraut, mayo, Swiss cheese, shredded ham and parsley.Currently Listening: Illuminine, Dominique Charpentier “Dear, Dolores”Reply via email
The day after a vacation is often dedicated to playing catchup and re-establishing priorities. As I find myself with a more open calendar, I pondered the weight of sorting through 2000 photos from the trip, creating a portfolio to find work, or get a haircut. I chose the latter.Currently Listening: Energies,...
A few notes to close out this roadtrip, + 28 photos through a windshieldCurrently Listening: Todd Rundgren “Just One Victory”Reply via email
This was my third visit to Fallingwater, I think. And I would happily go back again! +Currently Listening: Yaz “Only You”Reply via email
This was the home of Marjorie Merriweather Post — the daughter of CW Post who founded the Postum Cereal Company. You probably know more about her other home, Mar-a-Lago. +Currently Listening: Animal Collective “Merriweather Post Pavilion”Reply via email
I hadn't been to our nation's capital since high school. It was nice to return with an adult eye and mindset. + photos and opinionsCurrently Listening: Anna Calvi “I See A Darkness (feat. Perfume Genius)”Reply via email
This afternoon we visited Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. The grounds are a study in contrasts — with the former president's love of science and culture set to a backdrop of slavery. +
Jenn took us around town today. We checked out Downtown Lynchburg, visited Shep's office (where I did some identity work decades ago) and ended the night at the high school orchestra performance. +
Took the leisurely way up to Lynchburg. This would prove to be a very pretty and most mellow path of the trip. Got there and stayed up late. +
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