Trapped in Time

(via lot of hoosiers: lifesgood:easylikesundaymorning:artinslowmotion:whatthehale:aaisfor)

I lived next door to NIck’s for an entire year. I’m now feeling way too nostalgic thinking about a Friday afternoon and evening back in B-Town. It’s truly one of the best places I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting, let alone living in for five years. But for the record, Sink The Biz should only ever be played within the confines of Nick’s English Hut. Kirkwood is a sorry pretender.

(via thephenthouse)

I could not disagree with Mr. Phenthouse more.

Together, this crew has lived at the epicenter of Bloomington from 2000-2009. We’ve had some amazing times over the years., but this weekend is likely the last we all share living in this apartment.

Happy Little 5 from 417 E Kirkwood

nottoosureaboutthis:

kymarie:

best week ever.

WOOOOOO LITTLE 500!!!!

Google “Greatest College Weekend”

beekeeperssociety:

I wrote about good old Samsy pants for the Mag today.

I think you summed up the situation pretty well.  Ultimately the buck stops with the coach, and winning and losing are secondary to the responsibilities of running a transparent and reputable program.  IU fans learned a tough, but valuable lesson that was perhaps lost in sight of the desire to get as many wins as possible.

derbygirl:

Of course, after 7 years at Indiana University, the semester after I leave the enter into an agreement with Adobe to distribute Creative Suite for free… boooo

Just another reason why IU is, indeed, the shit!

Pint at Nick’s: $2.75

Marriott hotel room: $17.50

Partying with Deef on his birthday?  Priceless.

heidelweiss:

many memories made here.

Ah, it’s Tuesday.  Which means $2 cheeseburgers and chips, downed with mini-pitchers of Upland or Blue Moon.  I miss living on Kirkwood.

Hoosier dog?

I took this back in April, but it’s become my favorite photo of Barack.  There are far better ones out there, but I’ve felt in my gut ever since that night that he would win Indiana in route to the presidency.  Just look at the happiness and hope on the faces of everyone, Barack included.

I still can’t get over how profoundly amazing Tuesday was.  I almost feel like I’m still hung over from the celebration in a way, but I want to get involved and play a role in carrying out his goals because this campaign wasn’t only about getting him elected.  It was about each of us contributing to making this country a better place.

Go Hoosiers, let’s change red to blue!!!

and this would be a typical IU tailgate. Definitely going back for Homecoming.

(via heidelweiss)

I’m going through withdrawal.  Luckily I think I’ll be in B-Town one, if not two weekends this month.

election08:

Ben Smith at Politico.com is reporting that the Republican National Committee is starting to spend money in Indiana. Obama has been aggressively pursuing Indiana, a state that hasn’t gone blue since 1964. And McCain and GOP haven’t even set up an office. Apparently, their internal polling must be telling them something they don’t like.

While Obama may have pulled out of North Dakota, he’s pressuring the GOP to spend money in a state they shouldn’t worry about. Because, if Obama wins Indiana, he’s already won the election.

I live in Illinois now, but I’m still a registered Indiana voter, and will be voting Obama in Indiana come November 4.

HOOSIERS FOR OBAMA