Former Mayor, Now Abassador to Luxembourg

 

What did they need this for in 1936??

 

Change

 

Very True

 I feel personally attacked lol - Lisa

Eyeglass Shopping with Smiley

Huh. Who knew the local Target had an optical store tucked behind the cosmetics, and that they accepted our vision insurance? Well, now WE do! LOL

5 Love Languages

 Can I choose them all Dan? LOL - Lisa

 

- Lisa

My Avatar (Lisa)

 So I tried hard on the avatar...still doesn't look much like me! - Lisa

Good Advice

 Man...this is good advice. Easier said than done but good advice! - Lisa

Will by Will Smith

The kind of book when you finish, you feel sad. I'll miss this one. It was a Christmas gift from Dan - -Lisa

John Mueller's Winter Dance Party Tour

[John Mueller's] Winter dance party tour [a celebration of the life and music of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper] ...Dad and daughter date night ..looking good! Thanks Mom for some quick alterations and YaYa for the dress loan!

First pic by Sydney J

- Lisa

LOL MKE

 I love you Milwaukee...seen near the Milwaukee Public Market. - Lisa

It Makes You Think

A lot of artists preach about paying creatives-

But don’t want to pay other artists themselves.

Huh?

- YaYa

Pet Peeve

FFS, it's "losing" not "loosing." Try to pay attention at least once during school,  m'kay

RIP Buddy

63 years ago today, at roughly 12:55 AM CST, the plane carrying Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, crashed in a cornfield in Clear Lake, Iowa, killing all 3 men and the pilot. What could have been . . .RIP.

Girl Scout Cookies

 

Portfolio Update

 

YaYa updated her portfolio!

Check it out here!

From Lisa:

 

Howard Hesseman

 

RIP Howard Hesseman, age 81. He played Johnny Fever on WKRP, and the teacher on Head of the Class.

Cincinnati is Super Bowl bound!

 

Whooohooo! Congratulations to Cincinnati on a historic victory! Welcome to the Super Bowl Joe Burrow!!!!

 Our Anniversary! - Lisa

LOL

My Dad be like - (Yaya)

Wise Words - Lisa

 

75 Years Ago Today - The Blizzard of '47

Today marks 75 years since Milwaukee was buried under THE Blizzard - the epic Blizzard of '47: 18.1 inches of snow, which combined with 60 MPH winds that created ten foot high drifts of snow, effectively shutting this city down for two days. 

From @milwaukeemag: "As the sun rose on Thursday morning, Milwaukeeans made extraordinary efforts to help neighbors and strangers alike, despite the weather.

A dozen or more Milwaukee Ski Club members – men and women, some as young as teenagers – spread out over the city, responding to phone calls of sick or injured persons... At least three expectant mothers arrived at hospitals on sleds (and another eight mothers delivered babies at home, with doctors providing instructions to husbands over the phone). A pair of 14-year-old boys... found 34-year-old Gladys Friedland, partially paralyzed since birth, trapped in a streetcar at South 14th Street and National Avenue. She had been stuck for over 24 hours and needed to get back to her family home at North Third and West Clarke streets – some four miles away. Without hesitating, the boys carefully loaded her onto a sled and made the slow crawl towards her home. Two-and-a-half hours later, Friedland was reunited with her desperately worried family."

A Meme Lisa posted