Gallimaufry
Michael Hartford
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- Birthday
- July 22
- Bio
- Author of "Dad's Eye View: 52 Family Adventures in the Twin Cities," available May 15 from Minnesota Historical Society Press.
Writer, photographer, programmer, dad.
MY RECENT POSTS
- lobsterman
May 30, 2012 07:02AM - Some Pictures I’ve Liked:
May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 06:56AM - dune view
May 29, 2012 09:02AM - Some Pictures I’ve Liked:
May 29, 2012
May 29, 2012 07:03AM - 38: Roller Dam Red Ale
May 28, 2012 06:32PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “This was shot with a
Holga--cheap Chinese 120
camera with a
plastic lens.
The gla…”
October 20, 2011 01:02PM - “Actually, it's a fabric
cake decorating a kitchen
display at
a tile store. It
loo…”
July 02, 2011 07:01AM - “Thanks very much! Of
course, now the hard work
really
begins--authors are
part of…”
May 26, 2011 05:04PM - “It's not obvious? ;)
This is a float for the annual
Heart of
the Beast Theater
Ma…”
April 06, 2011 12:39PM - “Winter has been long
here in Minnesota. I actually
took this
in a light
industria…”
March 30, 2011 06:19AM
Michael Hartford's Links
lobsterman
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 30, 2012
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 29, 2012
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 28, 2012
These are some pictures I’ve found, mostly on
photoblogs, that I think are worth your attention. Please click
through to be amazed!
bighappyfunhouse • found photos. free pie. • experiment
Goodness.
Kathleen Connally’s Photoblog – Row of Yello… Read full post »
Giant Dipper 2
Giant Dipper
Using the new Derby drivers in the old WebSphere server
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 24, 2012
These are some pictures I’ve found, mostly on
photoblogs, that I think are worth your attention. Please click
through to be amazed!
Nickel Inn: 1938 | Shorpy Historical Photo Archive
Anything.
Solstice! on the narrative : matt o’sullivan’s photob… Read full post »
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 22, 2012
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 21, 2012
Some Pictures I’ve Liked: May 20, 2012
It’s been about five years since I last made lists of my favorite updates from my favorite photoblogs. I’m going through my bookmarks and find that a lot has changed in that time–so I’m starting the practice up again.
I hope you click through to these pictures–they’… Read full post »
Gleanings: May 19, 2012
In E-Reader Age of Writer’s Cramp, a Book a Year Is Slacking – NYTimes.com
“It used to be that once a year was a big deal,†said Lisa Scottoline, a best-selling author of thrillers. “You could saturate the market. But today the culture is a great big hungry maw, and
… Read full post »
The Mirage
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Mustafa used the van’s ignition key as a crude knife and managed to get the package open. Inside, in a slim plastic case, was a deck of playing cards. Each card bore a picture of a man’s face, captioned with an English transliteration of his name and a job title. Mustafa
Minding your 0s and Os
Evening Harvest: May 13, 2012
Eat Drink Mammalogist Woman
Eating in the field can have the same dislocated, heightened quality that accompanies foreign travel. Far from the comforts of home, you find yourself cooking with people who you’ve only ever seen hunched over a lab bench. (You mean, they eat, too?).
… Read full post »
Evening Harvest: April 28, 2012
A teacher, a student and a 39-year-long lesson in forgiveness
The beauty of an apology is that everyone wins because it reveals not only who we are, but who we hope we are.
Riding the Subway with Stanley Kubrick | mcnyblog… Read full post »
Gleanings: April 23, 2012
The Same River Twice by David Quammen
This spring creek was not one of the most eminent Montana spring creeks, not Nelson Spring Creek and not Armstrong, not the sort of place where you could plunk down twenty-five dollars per rod per day for the privilege of casting your fly
… Read full post »
Get “Pieces” free while you can!
My short story “Pieces” is available as a free ebook download (MOBI, ePUB, and PDF formats) at my eStory Experiment site until Friday, April 20. On Friday morning, I’ll be moving this story behind the (incredibly cheap) pay wall (50 cents from the experiment site, 99 cents from Smas… Read full post »










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