Shiny and windy. Many tall, tall buildings. My stepdad and I are having fun, visiting family members and such. Today we drove downtown through crazy rush hour traffic and visited my aunts, who live in the Twin Cities but are staying at the Embassy Suites. We had a fantastic time visiting my man King Tut at the Field Museum and then bummed around Millennium Park after a fancy lunch in their hotel. Yet, again I am reminded that Chicago is fun to visit but instills absolutely no desire in me to live here.
Also, many humerous stories have been told. You can't go wrong with funny.
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About Me
- David Oppegaard
- St. Paul, Minnesota
- I am the author of And the Hills Opened Up, The Suicide Collectors, and Wormwood, Nevada.
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5 comments:
Hey, I was there in August. Millenium Park is cool. But Tut wasn't there! I was disappointed.
What food have you gotten to eat? Or shall we hear a compendium of the drinks instead?
Bloggy in the Windy City! Taking the city by storm, striding around with the relatives.
They should change the name to "Chibloggo"
Go up to the bar at the Hancock building and have some chicken wings for me. Ooh, and hot chocolate at Ethel's. They put an actual chocolate piece on the bottom and melt it with hot milk.
Does this mean you will once again miss a Lit 6 show? Me so sad.
Chibloggo: the city of the big bloggstars
If I was Mayor of Chicago, y'all could be my ChiBloggo Posse and we'd roam the pubs at night, searching for the perfect Monte Cristo sandwhich.
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