See Lynn and Bill go.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Mesabi Iron Range
Bill went to the Mesabi Iron Range yesterday, of course I'm posting this from Los Angeles because he hasn't posted pictures or sent me any pictures. So let's use our imaginations and pretend we were there! According to Bill the Mesabi Mine is the largest open pit mine in the country, the world? Hmm - I don't remember.
Food In a Jar
Can't tell you why but my new fascination is with picnic-in-a-jar recipes. How can I resist this? Why wait for a picnic to have a meal in a jar?
Friday, July 16, 2010
Architecture
The Spire along the Chicago skyline. |
Karen in Rome, in front of the Coliseum. |
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Rick Bayless Trifecta
a Torta from Xoco |
Bill and Trio, Trio, Trio Ceviche - Frontrera Grill |
Bill's Seafood - Topolobomo |
Bill's appetizer - Topolobombo |
Dessert, Sweet Corn Tamal - Topolobombo |
Bill's Tortilla Soup - Topolobombo |
Lynn's Fish Course - Topolobombo |
Bill's Taquitos - Frontrera Grill |
Lynn's Tamal Azteca - Frontrera Grill |
Lynn's Lobster Bisque - Topolobomo |
Lynn's Mole Negro Pork Tenderloin - Topolobombo |
The Reliance Building
The Reliance Building at 32 N. State Street, is the first skyscraper to have large glass windows that make up the majority of its surface area, a feature of skyscrapers that would become dominant in the 20th century.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
a visit to the Art Institute of Chicago
The Bedroom |
Monday, July 12, 2010
Harold Washington Public Library
The Chicago Architecture class walked to the Harold Washington Public Library. It was designed in 1991 as a memorial tribute to Mayor Harold Washington. The building has a lot going on, owls and winged things on the corners, Ceres the goddess of grain and a man with cheeks full of air to represent the windy city and a bizillion windows.
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