Monthly Archives: November 2010

Can you figure out which stories your local community wants to read?

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Nicole C. Wong

Are you in tune with your city’s unique “tastes, customs, passions, and sources,” as this Yahoo! job description puts it? If so, you might be a good candidate for one of the local online editor jobs that we want to … Continue reading →

Posted in Storytelling | Tagged Atlanta, Boston, Houston, jobs, linkedin, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, Silicon Valley, St. Louis, Tampa, Washington DC, Yahoo | 2 Comments

A fish out of water

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Nicole C. Wong

fish out of water, originally uploaded by nicolecwong. Spotted on a San Francisco sidewalk in front of a house. I fell far behind my friends walking to lunch because I stopped to photograph this splendid koi that looked like … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Explorations, Nature | Tagged fish, photography, San Francisco, sidewalk art, wet | Leave a comment

What’s the most mundane object that merits an entire museum dedicated to telling its story?

Posted on November 15, 2010 by Nicole C. Wong

The most mundane object I’ve come across that’s earned not only a spot in a museum but throughout the entire museum is Cup Noodle (or Cup O’ Noodles, which was its official name in the United States when I ate … Continue reading →