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I need to decide on a fastener for it, then I can send it off to Colorado at long last. The sleeves seem awfully long and skinny, but I don't have a good point of reference as to whether it will fit a baby.
I spent the weekend in Madison, WI, saying good-bye to some friends who are moving to Seattle and visiting my alma mater. It was great. My husband and I went to the Dane County Farmers Market, which puts all the Chicago farmers markets to shame (including the Green City Market). Strangely enough there was a Nazi rally at the Capital on Saturday. There was also an anti-Nazi counter rally. I steered clear of the whole sha-bang, figuring that the Nazis don't need any more attention. But really... there are Nazis? Still? Gathering in one of the most liberal cities in the Midwest? Very peculiar.
Here are a few shots of Mad-town:
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The Capital
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One of the crazy cow statues scattered throughout the city this year. This one's in front of the Memorial Union.
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Bascom Hall. Abe Lincoln is said to stand up every time a virgin walks in front of him.
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The Memorial Union Terrace. A great place for a beer and some people-watching.
2 comments:
That sweater's so pretty. I love Madison! Glad you had fun up there.
Wow Jodi--I am so impressed with your sweater. I had no idea you were so far advanced past scarves!
As for the Nazis in Madison...yes, they do exist. Actually, Beloit is a hotbed for neo-Nazis and Skinheads. I remember when we were in college there was talk of a Nazi demonstration in Madison and whether the city had the right to keep them away. It's a little hard to believe, though.
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