Books & Writers
What Mary Jo Taught Me About Dating - Mike Glasser
Long term Executive Director of the Rogers Park West Ridge Historical Society, Mary Jo Doyle, a friend of mine who died two years ago, once taught me an important rule, one which people ought to follow their entire lives. Ask anyone who knows me: not only to do I consistently abide by this rule, but I constantly remind people who are important to me, i.e. my kids, or people on whom I rely, i.e. my office manager, my property managers, my bookie, to adhere to it.more...The Treadmill Time Traveler - Sandy Goldman
A new fitness center recently opened near my home, and I have become a member. As an adult, I have never been much into fitness or weight training. Oh, I walk a few miles five times a week, but that is all. I thought that some weight work and some treadmill time would be a good thing (no comments please). I was not prepared for the “time journey” that took place as I began my workouts however. Full column here.
Add a little Sparkle to your Life
Think of the word bubbles…what comes to mind? Long, lingering baths? Blowing them through that 2 sided ring when you were a kid? (Okay, I did that last summer on the deck. It was still fun.) Champagne? I’ll readily admit it. I have a penchant for things that sparkle, so this time of year is a feast for me. The artful tree lights on the east side of Sheridan Road right before Lakeshore Drive, glinting snowflakes perching on the smooth branches right outside our front window, the knowledge that the days will start to get a bit longer next week, and wine, for that can sparkle, too! Keep reading here.Chicago Authors Talk Chicago - Oct 22 Heartland Cafe
Chicago Public Radio in collaboration with STOP SMILING presents a showcase of Chicago authors to rhapsodize about the city that shaped their lives and work. Authors Joe Meno, Cristina Henrquez, Deb Olin-Unferth and Eula Biss take the Heartland Cafe stage to weave a single narrative from disparate selected readings and personal anecdotes, revealing many facets of Chicago's literary tapestry.
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Buy a book and help the RPWR Historical Society
The Society needs help to continue its mission and expand its collections. Our funding comes mainly from our members. It is important to include all people interested in these communities to keep the Society a vital and dynamic organization. Encourage your family, friends and neighbors to join the Society.
Check out these two books on Rogers Park and West Ridge here.
rogerspark.com welcomes new blog - ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’
Pamela Van Giessen is an 18 year resident of Rogers Park who took to power walking with her rescue English Setter, Boomer, a few years ago. In the course of their walks, Pam and Boomer have come across many wonderful sights. They thought others might enjoy the extraordinary images they see around the neighborhood and beyond - the surprising things that make their daily walks around Rogers Park and Chicago a constant source of delight. Read her first installment, "Animal Spirits in Rogers Park", and find out what wild and not so wild animals are lurking where you'd least expect.
Got Photography? CaptureMyChicago wants you!
Capture my Chicago is caling all Chicago photographers to help create the best photo book about Chicago. Link to visit the website for more informationMore…
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