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Go Read: Children of the Revolution
Submitted by Tim Broderick on November 03, 2009
It’s Science Fair time and daughter unit #2 has been working on her project – how different architectural designs stand up to high winds. With the help of an air compressor, we generated the equivelant of an F1 tornado or Cat. 2 hurricane. Man, that was fun.
New page is here..
My second story, Something to build upon, continues M-W-F right here.
Rainbarrels at Casa Broderick
Submitted by Tim Broderick on November 01, 2009
I was able to purchase two rainbarrels this year from the city and finished hooking them up today. They’re not exactly beautiful, but they’re going to help direct water away from the house and we can use the water for the gardens too.
Right now, we’ve got one hooked up to a soaker hose that’s running through the bushes in front while the other has a regular hose running into the back yard.
I have little bit of gutter work left to do, but that’ll have to wait for next year.
Another new page for Children of the Revolution
Submitted by Tim Broderick on October 27, 2009
I feel like I’ve made it over some kind of hump. New page is here..
My second story, Something to build upon, continues M-W-F right here.
Jill Thompson
Submitted by Tim Broderick on October 24, 2009
We hit Challenger Comics on Western Ave. to meet Jill Thompson. She was signing books and doing scetches to benefit PETA.
New Children of the Revolution page up
Submitted by Tim Broderick on October 20, 2009
As long as I don’t leave things to the last minute, I can get a new page up. Like this one..
My second story, Something to build upon, continues M-W-F right here.
Indy bands and self-published comics
Submitted by Tim Broderick on October 15, 2009
The interesting thing about being in two different publishing worlds – comics and mysteries – is the times when one world’s opinions don’t exactly translate to the other.
That’s the case with self-publishing.
In the mystery field, quite understandably, self-publishing is not well thought of. There’s a lot of reasons for this: You can’t get the books into bookstores, there’s a perception (many times justified) that they lack quality and at the end of the day sale numbers are very low.
Cool shot of TRex Sue
Submitted by Tim Broderick on October 14, 2009
Family night at Chicago’s Field Museum. Daughter Unit #2 is taking a course in Museology there this year.
Anyway, you don’t usually get to see Sue with no people around her and the lights down, so I snapped this image.
Children of the Revolution updated
Submitted by Tim Broderick on October 13, 2009
New page up for Children of the Revolution.
My second story, Something to build upon, continues M-W-F right here.
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