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Jonah

Philly

Pics from a recent trip to Philly. The first one is an artist surrounded by his work. The second is project housing in South Philly. The third is a piece of art found in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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have a friend who is a photoj person. he wants a logo. Which one you do you ladies like??? There are more if you scroll down....

blog following may 1-7

I would like to comment on my own blog for the time being. Well actually, my experience blogging. It is so funny because at the very start I was excited to blog. I felt like I was on here all day, or at least checking to see if people had left messages. And then after a few weeks it hit me. Part of making your blog successful is how you market it. That means sending the link to friends (and in particular, blog enthusiasts) and keeping up with the comments that are posted there. However just like the real world, your blog will NEVER be uber-successful unless you yourself connect the network to your blog. You have to go to other bloggers/blogspotters' pages and leave comments. Once they see that comment, they are normally curious to find out just who sent that comment. So they will visit you. And then even if they don't like what they read (or see), they feel compelled to say something to you because you took the time to comment on them. So the network begins. Did I mention I am a terrible correspondent?

class musings may 1-7

last week of class... wow. I remember well sitting in that classroom for the first day. The syllabus was extensive and I thought: holy sh*&*(t. that's a lot. but we made it (almost). I have to say that of all the things that I have done this semester for this class, the most rewarding was working on Vox and freshLIFE. Because ultimately, I worked with people and publications that I care about and, I have to be honest, I love that finished product. That magazine that you pored over for months (or weeks), becomes a living (not breathing) but at least tangible thing. and that's cool.