10K Monkeys & a Camera: Postsecret, Wooster Collective

Monday, June 26, 2006

Postsecret, Wooster Collective

I love so many of the postcards I see on postsecret every week, but this one made me laugh out loud. The picture is hilarious and goes with the caption so well. I've had jobs like that.

(And it reminds me of the subhead to Big Stupid Tommy's blog: "Jamming French Fries Into Your Mind since 2002.")

I also found this cool URL in the responses to this week's postsecret images: Wooster Collective. Founded in 2001, the site is "dedicated to showcasing and celebrating ephemeral art placed on streets in cities around the world." It's a fun place to go poking around.

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Hello! I'm Alice, which is my real name (most of the other names here have been changed, though, to protect the innocent). I live in an circa-100-year-old house in downtown Chattanooga, TN with my first husband, G-Dog (who is from New Canaan, CT) and a (possibly autistic) cat named Greta. Our daughter, Emmie, lives nearby, so she pops by regularly to amuse us and/or stir the pot.

I originally hale from Batavia, NY, a quiet little town in rural western New York. G-Dog and I met while attending college in Carlisle, PA, and then moved on to Chapel Hill, NC together before finally settling in Tennessee. Other places we've lived in long enough to have a mailing address include London and San Francisco.

This blog is about a lot of things -- the places I visit, food I cook, people I meet, photos I take, things I read -- with a bit of politics thrown into the mix. I'm a slow food-loving locavore; I enjoy running, biking and hiking; make my own soap, moisturizers and household cleansers; and enjoy sewing, crocheting and playing with textiles).