Spitball Army

Card is titled: “The American Freedom Train™ 1975-1976.”

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Card is untitled on the front.

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Card is titled: “Bunker Hill Monument. Boston Massachusetts.”

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As I was dressing at home, I heard excited voices from the TV in the other room. There was something that looked like a disaster movie on, and I switched it off. Twenty minutes later, I was walking through the back door of Laser’s Edge Compact Discs, ready to start the workday. Michael had arrived […]

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Card is untitled on its front.

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I found this incredibly rare Confederate 100 dollar bill in a now-shuttered antique mall in Birmingham, Alabama, around 2009.

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This is what Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Gifford’s Wikipedia page looked like at 1:37 p.m. CST on 8 January 2011. Click on the image if you wish to enlarge it. As of 2:00 p.m. CST, Rep. Giffords was reported as still being alive. The Wikipedia page had been updated to reflect this.

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Can you get an idea about what is happening in this work-in-progress by reading its word cloud?

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Sculpture in Kelly Ingram Park, Birmingham, Alabama.

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I check the time on my wrist and notice the date. In digital form, it appears a brand on my skin, a match to the one on my memory.

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