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May include: Black embroidered patch with white text that reads "IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED TRY DOING IT THE WAY I TOLD YOU TO".
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Cover art for the "The How and Why Wonder Book of Electricity" shows an illustration of a toggle on/off switch shooting bolts of electricity into a film projector, a television, a turntable, an electric drill, a train, and a telephone
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I didn’t have that one but I had several - my favorite was the How and Why book of Stars. Young me looked at that one often.
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A late (or possibly early?) winter scene with a small pond/large puddle reflecting yellow winter light. A grove of trees bare of leaves line the body of water.
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Photograph of a bunch of daisies sitting in the back seat of an open convertible parked on a busy street in an urban setting
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The story of the re-discovery of her work is the promise of an internet long dead.
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Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors opened last night to a surprisingly positive response. With all the rehearsals and set building done, I finally had a morning to get mellow and stop by an antique store on the way back from the beach. Today's rediscovered memory was the 1976 Webster's Dictionary like the one I grew up with. Whenever I see a Jensen (which isn't often) I think, there's the definition of a modern car.
Only three more weeks to resist saying inappropriate things to my Theater Crush.
Only three more weeks to resist saying inappropriate things to my Theater Crush.
at least it's not the horrid Jensen C-V8
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Nine albums that were important to me. Available in accessible format at https://my9albums.org/s/b65609f6b995
I could listen to any of these albums, on repeat, forever.
Solid
FINALLY someone else with the same love for Reckoning YAY
OMG. Below the Salt!
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A photo of a white sheet of paper on a wooden surface, featuring a short paragraph:
My cat Moo is brown. She licks water from the glass. She also once got stuck outside our balcony near the train tracks and later that day she threw up. She is a weird cat. She has a mind of her own. Sorry for the bad picture. The picture was drawn by a computer mouse.
Below the text is a small, rough red drawing of a cat.
My cat Moo is brown. She licks water from the glass. She also once got stuck outside our balcony near the train tracks and later that day she threw up. She is a weird cat. She has a mind of her own. Sorry for the bad picture. The picture was drawn by a computer mouse.
Below the text is a small, rough red drawing of a cat.
Currently he’s studying Chemical Engineering at a sexy Midwestern college.
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From above, a pale blue sawfish swims beside a green turtle seen through a mist
Photo by Mark Deakin, overall winner, Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year
Green sawfish (Pristis zijsron) and a Green turtle (Chelonia mydas)
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Green sawfish (Pristis zijsron) and a Green turtle (Chelonia mydas)
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"Together they fight CRIME!"
I’d definitely watch (and rewatch) that animated film
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It overlooks a medium-busy street in a neighborhood of Seattle, so I can still people watch. I love the oaks right in front of the building that make my view green and lush, (they do have cankerworm problems, but nothing's perfect) and even in the winter, give enough of a natural feel that the place doesn't feel sterile. It's a nice mix of urbanity and green space.
I'm on the second floor, and the balcony is this fun not-quite outside and not-quite inside in between space. Like, It's ambient temperature and noise, so I need to wear warm clothing in the winter, but I can leave things outside and not worry about them getting messed with. (within reason)
I've got a Sarracenia pitcher plant on the table. It deals perfectly well with this temperature zone, so it'll go dormant in winter and come back in the spring. There's (mostly unproductive) strawberry in one of the floor planters that gives me a few of the tastiest berries every year, and a bunch of shiso plants next to it, which are great for sushi. In the little hanging pot, there's a hens and chicks plant, and some native ferns (sword and deer ferns) in the planter on the railing. I have another planter sitting unused, and I want to hang it on the railing above the strawberries.
Any suggestions as to what I should put in there? More ferns?
I'm on the second floor, and the balcony is this fun not-quite outside and not-quite inside in between space. Like, It's ambient temperature and noise, so I need to wear warm clothing in the winter, but I can leave things outside and not worry about them getting messed with. (within reason)
I've got a Sarracenia pitcher plant on the table. It deals perfectly well with this temperature zone, so it'll go dormant in winter and come back in the spring. There's (mostly unproductive) strawberry in one of the floor planters that gives me a few of the tastiest berries every year, and a bunch of shiso plants next to it, which are great for sushi. In the little hanging pot, there's a hens and chicks plant, and some native ferns (sword and deer ferns) in the planter on the railing. I have another planter sitting unused, and I want to hang it on the railing above the strawberries.
Any suggestions as to what I should put in there? More ferns?
I've been pretty happy with my dwarf cosmos. I did almost everything wrong and they're still putting out flowers this week.
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A rural underpass in autumn with some graffiti on it saying "You are so loved"
It's true.
When I drive to work, one of the places I park has graffiti reading “I hope you heal”
I’m trying, man. I’m trying.
I’m trying, man. I’m trying.
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Blurred image of decorative lighting against a night sky. People are congregated drinking along the base of the image..
12 years ago today. A few of you were there with me, having a drink at the rooftop bar after a lovely dinner at Salt and Smoke. If I recall correctly, the door tags at the hotel read "Do me now," on one side, and "Do me later," on the reverse.
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Also, I'm going to a show next door to the Moonrise on Tuesday night. Want me to pop in and see if they ever got that stain removed?
Also, I'm going to a show next door to the Moonrise on Tuesday night. Want me to pop in and see if they ever got that stain removed?
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Brown, white and green tiled tenement close on the Southside of Glasgow.
a fine example of a wally (= tiled) close.
"wally" (rhymes with "sally") is a hard word to explain: https://www.scotslanguage.com/articles...
source: https://mastodon.scot/@thisism...
"wally" (rhymes with "sally") is a hard word to explain: https://www.scotslanguage.com/articles...
source: https://mastodon.scot/@thisism...
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A 3 by 3 grid of albums that have influenced me and maybe mark the different styles of music I listen to based on the first album I heard in that genre.
Albums:
- Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd
- People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm, by A Tribe Called Quest
- Repeater, by Fugazi
- Endtroducing..., by DJ Shadow
- Tortoise's self-titled first album
- Ragin' Full On, by fIREHOSE
- Sheik Yerbouti, by Frank Zappa
- Rock for Light, by Bad Brains
- Brilliant Corners, by Thelonious Monk
Albums:
- Dark Side of the Moon, by Pink Floyd
- People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm, by A Tribe Called Quest
- Repeater, by Fugazi
- Endtroducing..., by DJ Shadow
- Tortoise's self-titled first album
- Ragin' Full On, by fIREHOSE
- Sheik Yerbouti, by Frank Zappa
- Rock for Light, by Bad Brains
- Brilliant Corners, by Thelonious Monk
All of these are primarily the first album I heard of an artist I still listen to today and styles or genres I really branched off from.
Sheik Yerbouti isn't that great of a Zappa album, but it was the first one of his I bought and heard. He has some amazing music here and there, but some has maybe not survived recent listens.
If there was a 10th spot, it'd probably go to Sleep's "Dopesmoker" as in recent years the droning stoner/doom metal bands have come into repeated rotation. The 11th spot would probably go to someone like Aphex Twin or Squarepusher, though I don't listen to as much electronic music these days.
Sheik Yerbouti isn't that great of a Zappa album, but it was the first one of his I bought and heard. He has some amazing music here and there, but some has maybe not survived recent listens.
If there was a 10th spot, it'd probably go to Sleep's "Dopesmoker" as in recent years the droning stoner/doom metal bands have come into repeated rotation. The 11th spot would probably go to someone like Aphex Twin or Squarepusher, though I don't listen to as much electronic music these days.
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MY9ALBUMS
The sound that made me
Sticky Fingers
The Rolling Stones
Mothership Connection
Parliament
Innervisions
Stevie Wonder
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and...
David Bowie
Here Come the Warm Jets
Brian Eno
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us...
Public Enemy
Rocket to Russia
Ramones
Lazer Guided Melodies
Spiritualized
Dry
PJ Harvey
The sound that made me
Sticky Fingers
The Rolling Stones
Mothership Connection
Parliament
Innervisions
Stevie Wonder
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and...
David Bowie
Here Come the Warm Jets
Brian Eno
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us...
Public Enemy
Rocket to Russia
Ramones
Lazer Guided Melodies
Spiritualized
Dry
PJ Harvey
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Chicken crossing a road, thinks 'I got my reasons'
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The Rolling Stones - Tattoo You
R.E.M - Life's Rich Pageant
Counting Crows - Recovering the Satellites
Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend
The Monkees - The Monkees
Waxahatchee - Into the Storm
Chet Baker - Chet Baker Sings
Les Miserables - Original 1985 London Cast Recording
Wye Oak - Shriek
R.E.M - Life's Rich Pageant
Counting Crows - Recovering the Satellites
Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend
The Monkees - The Monkees
Waxahatchee - Into the Storm
Chet Baker - Chet Baker Sings
Les Miserables - Original 1985 London Cast Recording
Wye Oak - Shriek
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Us with our witnesses, French town hall
Félicitations! ✨
Awww, huge congrats!
Congratulations!
🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
Congrats!
Wonderful!
Congratulations!
Mazel tov!
Congratulations!
Congratulations! \(^_^)/
❤️🎉❤️🎉❤️🎉
woot!
whoaaaaaaaaaa, congrats!
Congrats!
Awesome!
Grand!
Congratulations!
Yay! Congratulations 🎈🎊🍾
Congratulations 🎊🍾🎈🎉
Hooray! Congrats!
Woo!
Mazel Tov!
Hooray for love! Hooray for joy! Hooray for you two!
Congrats!!! 🥳❤️
Mazel tov!
yay!!!
So cool, I hope my card got to you before the big day❤️😊
Thanks all! And it did @Argie, thank you so much!
Congratulations!
Congrats
@ellieBOA wooohooo 😁
Woop woop!
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Blue gas giant with rings
Uranus, with rings https://www.threads.com/share...
"Real soon! Oh, wait. That's not my stop"
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Ah, reminding me that I should add All Hail West Texas if I was adding on to mine.
I thought about putting either the Clockwork Orange or 2001: A Space Odyssey soundtracks on mine
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October 16, 1974. What I take from this is 1) so many people opened their homes that they did not need all of them and 2) they wrote thank you letters to every person who did so.
October 16, 1974: long time now.
What I take from this is that so many people opened their homes that they did not need to use all of them, and that they wrote thank you letters to everyone who did so.
What I take from this is that so many people opened their homes that they did not need to use all of them, and that they wrote thank you letters to everyone who did so.
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guitar shaped like a kitty
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Cat Stevens
Cat Power
Cat [Insert a different name]
Cat Power
Cat [Insert a different name]
Cat Strat Fever!
(Though technically it's a Les Paw.)
Kittar
"Some guitar makers just use cat-gut. We use the whole cat!"
Cat o' six strings
@1f2frfbf godDAMNit
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against a simulated dusk sky, a golden tower like a space-faring minaret hovers