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Pale pink hydrangea outside the Natural Science Building, UM.

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Art, Humor, and Wisdom from Mary Engelbreit: America's Favorite Graphic Artist

I discovered Mary Engelbriet in the mid-nineties thanks to the most brightly-colored line of greeting cards I came across one day.  Soon, I began to see more than greeting cards– there were boxes and bookmarks and all kinds of small memorabilia that carried the trademark little girl dispensing wisdom and humor in unusual ways and on unexpected things– like this set of magnets that I found some years back.

Check them out– each one of them has something truly funny and profound!  All five serve the dual purpose of bringing a smile to everyone who sees them on my kitchen bulletin board (which is magnetic) and also serve to prop up important pieces of paper, notes, bills, and what-have-yous on the board.  That’s right:  I’m In Charge Here!

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A Black Fawn: More Rare Than Albinos

These pictures were sent to me by a friend.  Although deer are very common in the upper midwestern part of the United States, I have never seen one of these.  I hope I will encounter one some day some where in my travels…

Pictures taken near Beamsville, Ontario, Canada

Black deer are more rare than albinos…   

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Man playing old-world accordian on UM grounds during the 2011 Art Fairs.

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