J.J. Tindall
@jjtindall.bsky.social
Poet, musician, TripAdvisor award-winning tour guide; Men in Love & Songs in the Rock Genre @AppleMusic etc. Vanderwater Variations @Bandcamp
My Facebook/insta were hacked overnight; can’t currently access. Not great timing, since they’re my main way of promoting my tours. There’s one this morning! www.eventbrite.com/e/rosehill-c...
Rosehill Cemetery Tour with author Adam Selzer
A stroll through history, art, and incredible stories in Chicago's historic Rosehill Cemetery
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Ca. 1960 my old man struck up a conversation w Dave Lambert while he, Hendricks, & Ross were on set break. Dave was taking photos of rainy Rush Street. I often wonder what those ended up looking like.
Nick Ulivieri@nuphoto.com · last wk.Took a (very) rainy walk through the Loop tonight. I was absolutely soaked, but my camera stayed dry enough.
Revolutionary W/Typo God is mind entirely. God is mind entirely. God is mind entirely. God is mine...
I was thinking about “Thirtysomething” and if it came out today, it would likely have the weird fandom stuff “The Pitt” is experiencing Also I think people would make a meal out of the fact that Ken Olin and Patricia Wettig are married in real life but married to someone else on the show
Thirtysomething - T1.E1 ∙ Thirtysomething
YouTube video by A.A.B.16 bye girl
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Revolutionary God is mind entirely. God is mind entirely. God is mind entirely. God is mind...
Pour some out for the steamers Philip R Clarke & Arthur M Anderson, some of the oldest freighters on the Great Lakes, now in long-term layup in Toledo, neither expected to sail again. The Anderson was the last ship in contact with the Edmund Fitzgerald. Photos by Lou Gerard & Altafest.
Autumn Epic As summer’s damp soliloquy breathes Its last and the slow, silent muse of fire Begins to seethe, golds will come First, then: auburn, sienna, mauve, First flames of a slow, silent detonation. The leaves begin to turn, see, Into a perfect, brisk, month-long burn.
Feels conspicuous that major outlets haven’t done a significant look back at “Network” this year, it’s 50th anniversary, considering it’s prescient fucking themes! (Maybe its because so many culture writers are no longer employed at major outlets 😩) Anyway I was glad to find this podcast episode
Death of a Newsman | The History on Film Podcast
NETWORK (1976)
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After my SIL's dog chewed up my Chicago sewer rug, she replaced it w something more international. #manholecovermonday @rogersparkman.bsky.social @sparrersway.bsky.social @robertloerzel.bsky.social @dmercer.bsky.social @willpunctuate.bsky.social @kevinirvine.bsky.social @jjtindall.bsky.social
For a minute I thought the Bears had moved Joseph McCaskey’s grave to Arlington Heights
In “Digger,” Tom Cruise plays an oil tycoon whose company sets off an ecological disaster. It’s a dark comedy, but clearly ABOUT something pretty relevant to the times It feels so conspicuous that the film’s star isn’t talking about these themes and what the movie is saying
Cut-Away View of Chicago Subway, promotional postcard illustration, c. 1940–1941.
Oustanding! THIS is how we roll on #manholecovermonday 👏
The Wheels🦋@ronthewheel.bsky.social · 2mo ago
Never noticed a manhole cover with this pattern. Looks like a mn umpire’s mask. @robertloerzel.bsky.social @kathleenmrooney.bsky.social @jjtindall.bsky.social
