Harry Fain, coal loader. Inland Steel Company, Wheelwright #1 & 2 Mines, Wheelwright, Floyd County, Kentucky., 09/23/1946
Russell Lee, photographer. Photographs of the Medical Survey of the Bituminous Coal Industry, 1946 - 1947
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What I did this week (21 sep 2012)
- Left my knitting at home monday morning. Had to spend all day monday with no knitting!
- Continued to feel very behind in my monday morning package design class.
- Had friendship lunch as usual except for the charming addition of Colleen Clark!
- Had an abbreviated independent study meeting with Mr. Lutz, then did work on a picnic table outside the library and did homework.
- Had a class-swap crit in tuesday morning’s ad class; I got to show my work to some kids from Lutz’ next-door class, then I got to sit with John and Carly for the rest of class time. It was very nice!
- Got into a mini-argument with Amanda about lots of things.
- Broke about 20 saw blades trying to cut metal in jewelry.
- Ran into Ann Shifflet in the lobby of Kinney Hall where she gave me a donut.
- Danced with my jewelry teacher, who is inexpressibly cool.
- Soldered three thick pieces of metal together at the very last minute on thursday afternoon. Huzzah—progress!
Earlier today in jewelry class: it’s every kid’s dream to have a teacher who spontaneously dances along with him.
Rich Mullins died 15 years ago today. His work is as great as ever.
Lambchop — “National Talk Like a Pirate Day” live at XX Merge.