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The magic what now?
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This seems….wrong.
Alfred Joseph Casson
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We all knew, you little shit
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He wasn't the kid giving a nod and thumbs up in front of his PC?
naw, that's Brent Rambo
#ffu
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a heavyset man in jeweled black sunglasses and pale blue rugby shirt sitting back and softly shaking his head in disapproval
Biggie, Biggie, can't you see / Your head shakes hypnotize me
Le Chat
too true
Child's carving of a stag
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One of a few dozen carvings decaying in the forest beside a road in Inverie, Scotland. A sign said they are part of a school project
That's really well done.
The faded quality adds to the neolithic caves of Lascaux quality.
The faded quality adds to the neolithic caves of Lascaux quality.
On lookout duty
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A seagull standing on a chimney pot in the morning sun
In Maillag, western Scotland
No chips here...
@0y3ahSansAcut3 ... but there might be, so I wait
Archie in a box
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A small orange cat curled up in a Priority Mail box sitting on a wood floor.
Its been a long day. Things happened.
So, here is a picture of Archie curled up in the recycling box under my desk.
So, here is a picture of Archie curled up in the recycling box under my desk.
Recycling box or friend box?
PSA
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Sign urging people not to plant bamboo near data centers because it’s so invasive. Sure would be a shame.
Japanese Knotweed is another plant that you really should not plant near data centers.
@dphiffer good tip! Folks, feel free to add warnings + regions where they are most disruptive to the local habitat.
Willows & cottonwoods shouldn't be planted either, as their roots can severely destroy water lines and will travel 20-25 feet looking for water. Especially near data centers that promised not to take water out of the ravaged Colorado River but now are suing to do so.
for the children
Rodrigo y Gabriela - Take Five - Dave Brubeck Cover
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This is sooooo good
YES
Somewhat related, the 2nd best concert at Red Rocks I've been to (so far) has been R&G! It was so amazing and they fit the venue sooooooooo perfectly.
Somewhat related, the 2nd best concert at Red Rocks I've been to (so far) has been R&G! It was so amazing and they fit the venue sooooooooo perfectly.
This is wonderful
I like reminding people that this song has wonderful lyrics. Look up the Carmen McRae version.
A little faith...
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"...but I don't think we can say we know they're wrong."
Ha ha ha. Sure we can. Absolutely. No doubts in my mind whatsoever. This is the suckeriest of sucker bets ever.
Ha ha ha. Sure we can. Absolutely. No doubts in my mind whatsoever. This is the suckeriest of sucker bets ever.
Bea Lumpkin
Hammerhead shark illustration from 1735, Japan
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Truly humans have been humans for a very long time.
His name is Gromit.
"...two intromittent organs called claspers..." wiki
TIL
TIL
my comfort sticker
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vintage sticker of a martini that says "scratch and smell the tiny martini"
I played electric zither for Tiny Martini.
And washtub bass for Teeny Ma Tiny.
Scratch The Tiny
And Smell Martini
And Smell Martini
English Breakfast
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Breakfast
A trip out today to my local cafe for lunch (or breakfast?…)
Needs blood sausage, but otherwise.. perfection!
I really like how the beans are not on the plate, but I'm an American and my opinion does not matter in the slightest!
This is a great shot it looks like an 80's product photograph (albeit I guess the subject matter would be different).
A visitor
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A bunny rabbit chilling on a stepping stone.
I put a camera in the garden
Well hello there!
Be cunning, and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.
@roue also make lots of babies
en route
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Animation loop of a pink flamingo in profile standing on a skateboard with one foot and smoothly propelling it with the other.
limbo
Knicks in Five
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Color snapshot of a man wearing shorts, a basketball jersey, and a baseball cap seated in a crowded New York street scene at night. He's in front of a well-illuminated old-fashioned Singer sewing machine table, looking at his phone.
source: https://bsky.app/profile...
"Last image from tonight (short film in the morning): this brother out here with his Singer sewing machine, gifting people a custom embroidery on their jerseys and hats with the name and the date, was more artistic than anything at Burning Man and as gorgeous as a Caravaggio."
Vogue did an interview with him: https://www.vogue.com/article... and this is his website: https://www.tattoodcloth.com; his embroidery machine is, he says, 104 years old.
"Last image from tonight (short film in the morning): this brother out here with his Singer sewing machine, gifting people a custom embroidery on their jerseys and hats with the name and the date, was more artistic than anything at Burning Man and as gorgeous as a Caravaggio."
Vogue did an interview with him: https://www.vogue.com/article... and this is his website: https://www.tattoodcloth.com; his embroidery machine is, he says, 104 years old.
This is so great.
So great.
So great.
🖤🖤🖤
What I saw
Exploded Chair
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"I sent you to the store for WOOD GLUE, not Plexiglass!"
Ceci n'est pas une chaise.
Shake well before using.
Rocket and shockwaves, crossing in front of the Sun
reminding myself where my water comes from
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A green bicycle leans against a log at the edge of a calm body of water.
I blew the winter dust off the steed yesterday evening and rode up to the top of Peters Dam on Kent Lake, in the Marin Municipal Water District land behind Mt. Tamalpias. It felt nice to work some different muscles.
Nice Rivendell!
Oh Marin!
That's an intrigueing bicycle for sure. And beautiful surroundings
weekend plans
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illusion of an enormous serpent of sand that stretches out behind its head - which is the head of a dark haired woman with lipstick on. She has been buried and the sand smoothed over her body so that only her head shows. the illusion is quite credible.
actually I’ll be marching with VamoLá and Bloco Pacífico in the Fremont Solstice Parade on Saturday, so maybe this is Sunday …
img src: https://www.reddit.com/r...
img src: https://www.reddit.com/r...
Oh so clever!
my flower is itchy
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Shran saying something
WAYANNAEYINANYONNIT
Dan Larson, 1935–2026
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an elderly man with close-cropped hair wearing a light blue cardigan smiles as he holds up an electronic collage piece. It's of a stylized 1990s Ford dashboard, with a glowing green digital clock showing "3:10" and a flashing red "AIR BAG" warning.
I just found out that my friend and mentor, J.D. (Dan) Larson, passed away. He was found unresponsive by a neighbour. He was 91 years old.
Dan had a long career in high-energy physics. After a PhD at Caltech, he developed particle accelerator technology at Oak Ridge and Argonne. In the 1990s he stepped away from research to care for his elderly parents in Independence, MO. He had been in poor health for the last couple of years, and died in the home he'd been born in. Dan was my mother-in-law's companion.
This picture was taken in December 2014, and Dan is holding up a collage my partner made for him to thank him for taking her to the airport in the middle of the night (hence the "3:10" clock). Dan drove a very well-used 1990 Ford station wagon, which had many sensors broken or failing. The airbag light was constantly flashing, as did the indicator in the collage. A tremendously precise man, it didn't bother Dan that his gas gauge was broken: he knew exactly how many miles he got on a full tank.
I'll miss him.
Dan had a long career in high-energy physics. After a PhD at Caltech, he developed particle accelerator technology at Oak Ridge and Argonne. In the 1990s he stepped away from research to care for his elderly parents in Independence, MO. He had been in poor health for the last couple of years, and died in the home he'd been born in. Dan was my mother-in-law's companion.
This picture was taken in December 2014, and Dan is holding up a collage my partner made for him to thank him for taking her to the airport in the middle of the night (hence the "3:10" clock). Dan drove a very well-used 1990 Ford station wagon, which had many sensors broken or failing. The airbag light was constantly flashing, as did the indicator in the collage. A tremendously precise man, it didn't bother Dan that his gas gauge was broken: he knew exactly how many miles he got on a full tank.
I'll miss him.
I am very sorry Stewart, may his memory be a blessing.
@jessamyn Thank you!
(I was just thinking of you yesterday: I spent most of the day in a barn in rural Ontario that had an absurd collection of huge old computers in it, including some very impressive Data General big iron.)
(I was just thinking of you yesterday: I spent most of the day in a barn in rural Ontario that had an absurd collection of huge old computers in it, including some very impressive Data General big iron.)
My condolences. To live in hearts that love is not to die.
