A Kid’s Guide to Chicago
Self-promotion is vexing. But I did want you to know that I have a new article out today. A Kid’s Guide to Chicago appeared this afternoon on the vacation rental site, Dwellable.
Go, valiant readers! Swarm their servers with traffic and glowing commentary!
Most importantly, when you’re done with that, get on your bike and ride the Lakefront Trail (or whatever bike trail is closest to you) while the good weather holds.
Postscript: The Seven-Year-Old is super excited about this, and wants me to post this very special drawing that she created to commemorate the occasion.
Picture title: “The World War I flying ace” Text below the picture reads: “‘Headquarters must be planning a new drive. I don’t recognize alot of these new men.’ The World War I flying ace muttering.” (Artwork: The Seven-Year-Old Howell, based on a cartoon by Charles M Schulz)
In other news, regular blogging resumes this week, with the first post scheduled for Wordless Wednesday. (Ironic, isn’t it?)
Related Links:
- A Kid’s Guide to Chicago (Dwellable)
- More Caterpickles on Dwellable (Dwellable)
- “If we’re in the middle of a polar vortex, why isn’t the air spinning?” (Caterpickles)
- Wordless Wednesday: T. Rex eats Chicago (Caterpickles)
- Low-humidity water (Caterpickles)
- More Chicago-related posts on Caterpickles
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One Response to “A Kid’s Guide to Chicago”
The MSI is fabulous (of course we had the best guides)! Congratulations on the publication! On the vexation question, I think we could have a very interesting blog series going. I find this to be more of a problem with women (the stereotype at least runs true in my experience), and I think it’s interesting.
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