Chicagoan in Montreal

A shot I took early this summer of the Victoria Jubilee Bridge which connects Montreal to the South Shore (and vice versa). I was struck at ...

It's funny that I never posted this picture on the blog. It is my most "interesting" photo on Flickr. The next few Fridays I...

A photo of the train we used to take to Paris from Versailles. Feb 1992 My sister at Pere Lachaise Cemetary in Paris. Dec 1991. Click on the...

The other day I was flipping through the local daily magazine that they pass out in the Metro and came across the following ad looking for m...

The life of Hashi & Osai before 1941 was covered in the previous post . They had a very successful act that afforded them liberties and ...

My sister, Nancy, recently finished her thesis in history which focused on the uncommon experience of two Japanese acrobats and their life s...

I posted this photo back when I only had 20 visits per week traffic. I punched it up a bit in Photoshop. I may go back and clean up some of...

So here is the last in the Watercolor series. This is the one I am the most proud of and the one we have actually framed. For reference here...

This post and the next will regard the different ways that Montreal and Chicago deal with snow respectively. They are primarily to explain t...

Before the Simpsons, there was Life in Hell . I was processing some old boxes of miscellaneus items and came across these cartoons I have s...

I have mentioned this before, but I get a lot of people coming here when they do a search for 'population of Montreal in 2005' . No...

This morning French wine lovers are waking up with a hangover. Last night at one minute past midnight the newest batch of wine from Burgundy...