I was out of sorts. My novel completed, out seeking a partner to bring it to readers. Tightening and polishing rejected short stories. Planning my next novel, its first draft to be typewritten during November’s National Novel Writing Month. Falling behind in my reading. Seeing my work through a new writers groups’ eyes. It felt …
June 18, 2013 Detroit City FC 1, Columbus Crew Super 20s 2 (friendly) CC20 Conner Klekota 8′ CC20 Raymond Otavarria 59′ DCFC Austin Oldham 79′ It was a friendly match (there’s no such thing as a friendly) this lovely Wednesday evening against the Columbus Crew Super 20’s. With an attendance of 1,073, the Crew-babies kept …
I like photography. Capturing the memory of the moment. It could be amusing sights around the house… or the treasures from a vacation… It could be from the quiet awareness of a Zen photo walk…. or the loud enthusiasm of friends. Detroit City FC Supporters march to the stadium. Photo by Michael Kitchen. There is …
I was in her city She was not there or so I thought. Silly mind. Saturday, I participated in a photo walk. Held semi-annually in the spring and fall, Bija, a Buddhist teacher from Still Point Zen Temple in Detroit, leads us through the Woodbridge neighborhood of Detroit, south of Wayne State University campus, armed …
The Huffington Post graciously contacted me today about using a photo of mine for their story, Louisiana Hines Dead: World’s Oldest African American Dies at 113. The photo was taken at the 90th Birthday Celebration of Erma Henderson, on August 31, 2007 at Cobo Hall in Detroit. Erma is featured in the second photo holding …
Do Haeng Michael Kitchen 