An Autumn Day on a Michigan Lake
Up early enough that the moon was still hanging over the lake, full or close to it, with a little mist coming off the water. No wind at all — the far shore…
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Up early enough that the moon was still hanging over the lake, full or close to it, with a little mist coming off the water. No wind at all — the far shore…
Read entryOut on Lake Michigan for a full day of sailing, and mid-July is apparently when you want to be here — sailors call June through July the best window on this…
Read entryChicago for the weekend, and the main event was Millennium Park — 24.5 acres off Michigan Avenue between Randolph and Monroe, only open since last year, so…
Read entryFirst day of a few days up north, and the crossing itself was the event: five miles of the Mackinac Bridge, stuck behind an RV with wood paneling most of the…
Read entryEaster weekend fell on Grandma's birthday this year, so it turned into a two-part day. The morning half was everyone in their church clothes out on the lawn…
Read entryEaster Sunday at home in Grand Rapids, with the eggs dyed the night before at the counter — newspaper spread everywhere, the little wire dipper, the usual…
Read entryFrederik Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, the morning after a heavy snowfall, and we had the whole sculpture park close to ourselves. The bronze kids outside…
Read entryCame to New York for the two weeks the Gates exist — Christo and Jeanne-Claude's project, up February 12 through the 27th and then gone. 7,503 saffron gates…
Read entryDay trip into Chicago, split down the middle: the lake in the morning, the Bears in the afternoon. We motored out of the harbor early, easing past rows of…
Read entryTigers and Yankees at Comerica Park, and we got to our seats while the grounds crew was still working the infield and players jogged through warmups in the…
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