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i live in wisconsin and i dont do anything

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"lofts represent a kind of twilight world. they are a part of the house but no one lives in them. they solve the problem of what to do in future with things from the past: equipment that no longer works; furniture that is no longer modern; gadgets one keeps without knowing why or for whom. the organizing principle behind a loft is a sense of simply not being able to let things go. one day you'll go up there to find something you didn't even know you were looking for, and you'll find it in the form of memories."

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photo by zack

[ericaericarose]

my place

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Earlier tonight: speeding home on Hwy 78 with the windows down, the Baraboo Hills at my back and bluffs of the Wisconsin River valley at my side, under this sky. Googoosh on repeat. I love my home.

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[ericaericarose]

toronto, june 2015

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Tokyo, Japan, 2013. Scanned print. 

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do none of you watch dawson’s creek? get it together. get this necklace.

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i miss having swamp hair v badly

[ericaericarose]

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Tone Madison covers music and culture in Madison, Wisconsin with an eye toward the unusual and a dedication to serving a local audience.

thrilled to have had the opportunity to interview the incredibly talented Jay Katelansky ( @shiftingself )

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[ericaericarose]

my place

[thinkmexican]

“Columbus Didn’t Discover America - He Invaded It!”

Chicano students from the University of Wisconsin at Madison protest Columbus Day on October 12, 1992, the Columbus quincentennial. 500 years of resistance.

Source: UW-Madison Library Archives

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thaats my school

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Tone Madison covers music and culture in Madison, Wisconsin with an eye toward the unusual and a dedication to serving a local audience.

It's been a few days and my mind is still swimming with thoughts and ideas from my fascinating conversation with Faisal Abdu'allah, whose exhibit "Squad: The Calling of the Common Hero" is up at the Chazen for a couple more weeks.

Read more about it here, and thanks to Tone Madison for publishing it.

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the house on the rock

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posting some more photos on this other blog.