Earsdropping
Bryan HofferWhat did I over-ear this week? Dropping for your eyes and ears every Friday.
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Earsdropping: on Earsdropping
Well folks, Earsdropping is one year old today. Every week, Earregardless of holiday or hang-ups, I powered through to present to you something that you didn’t ask for. I drafted essays through my belated honeymoon (it’s convenient to trave...
Earsdropping: on somebody watching me
Lately my envying eyes have Eyedropped on park-goers who are totally entranced by the tracks in their ears and beneath their feet on an after-work amble. They sing and dance like no one is watching — even with me eyeing them. Dance like nob...
Earsdropping: on the 5am movie club
Last week was the first installment of my one-person, early-morning foreign film appreciation gathering. At the inaugural meeting, I watched the 1960s French film Cleo from 5 to 7. In real time (and sometimes slower), this movie captures th...
Earsdropping: on where Waldo is
In his books, Waldo, known as Wally in Europe, is an unassuming man, dressed to the lines in head-to-toe stripes, who seems to show up everywhere. Our only job as readers is to single him out in all the scenes where he can be seen. That see...
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Expert Over-earer for Earsdropping living in Portland, OR. Composition & Rhetoric Adjunct Faculty @ Colleges and Universities. Speech & Language Specialist.
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