Last But Not Least

Returning to my recent snaps of Colorado College, here's Palmer Hall, which you last saw in this post. Tomorrow is theme day, and hopefully I'll be able to come up with something, but no promises.

Sunday Style!

Super fun, Pride themed nail art on a patron that I came across at the Kamayan Hideaway last week.

The Big Picture

The last couple of days I showed you some details of Shove (rhymes with grove) Chapel at the Colorado College. I thought you might like to see the whole church, so here it is. It's one of the prettiest ones in town. If you'd like to know more about it, click HERE.

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Here's the bell tower at Shove Chapel on the CC campus. By the way, Shove rhymes with grove and not love. English is weird.

Gothic

I took a break from the blog the last few days, please pardon my absence. I'm just a little overwhelmed with work at the moment. I took a short stroll around Colorado College on Monday morning. It's been a while since I featured Shove Chapel, the crown jewel of the campus. Here's one of the heavy wooden side doors of the chapel. More tomorrow.

And Yet Here We Are Again

This photo was taken on March 12, 2020. Look at the bumper sticker in the middle. Things were at peak awful at that moment, remember? We thought all of the crap from 45's first term was going to permanently in our rearview mirror by now, and yet here we are again, and it's even worse than it was the first time, if that's even possible. And we were in the throes of a worldwide pandemic in 2020 that killed millions! Something has got to change, and soon. The US can't take much more of this shit.

Another Day, Another (HUMONGOUS) Protest

Along with millions of other people around the country and world, I participated in the No Kings protest on Saturday. Colorado Springs had an absolutely enormous turnout, an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 people. It was huge, and it was a blast! I didn't bring a camera so I just used my phone to take these photos and videos. I hope you enjoy the funny signs, I know I did.

Here's one last shot, not taken by me: these people actually conducted their protest at 14,115 above sea level at the summit of Pikes Peak! Awesome!