Put the ball in the basket a lot more than the other team, and keep your hands off the competition. Also, fundamentals. And try to sing upbeat montage tunes like the one dude pictured above. You’re welcome.
There is a run-down stretch of Monroe between Marshall and Lauderdale, over by Kudzu’s, that is crammed full of colors and textures that are crumbling and fading due to neglect. This is Memphis, so some day, all of that will meet with a bulldozer. Too bad, because a lot of the architectural detail over there is really interesting, and full of history to boot. Le sigh. [Project 365] crossposted at…
At long last, baseball season is here. Thanks to Jen, I got to get comfy in the work suite and watch one of the first games of the season among a dozen other fans. (Seriously, Memphis, what gives? Go see these games.) The game was uneventful and we lost, but there is nothing finer than the whistle of the wind and the crack of a bat and the oof of an error in a ballpark…
The Dixon has 100,000 bulbs blooming right now — mostly tulips but some daffodils and other stuff too. It’s pretty incredible. Seeing all the variations is stunning. Get out there and see them while they last. I reckon they’ve got a couple of weeks left in them. [Project 365]
Our formula: A comedy and a noir drama. [Project 365]
I took a stroll around the area just south of my ‘hood to see what I could see. Crossed the tracks and noodled around in the area by that New Olivet Baptist Church-tagged building that is not the actual church. Spent a little too much time trying to decide if “Are you living holy?” would be improved by being phrased, “Are you living holily?” I don’t get out much. [Project 365]
The one day I leave my camera at home, I stumble across this. [Project 365]
Oh, Midtown. This is why I love you. [Project 365]
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