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  • Ventura County, CA
    A partly shaded unpaved hiking trail in Ventura County, California, USA
    → 7:04 PM, Jan 3
  • Loo Art
    stenciled skeletons painted on a restroom wall stenciled cowboys on horseback in silouhette painted on a restroom wall
    Lee Harvey's, Dallas. Tx
    → 2:39 PM, Jan 1
  • Well, yeah, I am. Thanks, mate.

    Ange Postecoglou: “I’ve loved my first six months as head coach of this fantastic football club. We are still very much in the early stages of our journey. We have been moving in the right direction in terms of the squad, style of play, results. Hopefully, you are enjoying the team we are becoming.” ⚽️

    → 1:27 PM, Dec 31
  • from The Other Side of the Alde | Reynolds Stone, Wood Engraver
    Wood engraving of wooden boat on a rocky beach
    → 9:56 PM, Dec 30
  • Year-end lists
    Without a doubt, my 2023 personal Word of the Year is "Ange Postecoglou".
    (Two words, but you get it.) Coming in at #2 is "mate."
    Come On You Spurs! ⚽
    → 4:55 PM, Dec 30
  • Pitiable, foolish, and cruel, all at once

    Louis Menand: “[Sontag] forbade her son to look out the window when they rode in a train; he needed to read about a place if he wanted to understand it. She never looked out the window herself.”

    → 7:49 PM, Dec 29
  • not so funny anymore
    Mike Godwin:
         ... has the sheer absurdity of so many hyperbolic Nazi comparisons in popular culture made us less vigilant about the possible reemergence of actual fascism in the world? I think it shouldn’t — comparisons to Hitler or to Nazis need to take place when people are beginning to act like Hitler or like Nazis...
         We had the luxury of deriving humor from Hitler and Nazi comparisons when doing so was almost always hyperbole. It’s not a luxury we can afford anymore.
    → 5:16 PM, Dec 27
  • The Bloody Mary | Susan Donnelly
    Sunday in late December
    calls for one, with a celery stalk
    and faint taste of Worcestershire,
    to be sipped while eating
    poached egg and corned beef hash,
    in a hotel dining room
    with someone you love. Touch
    the hairs at his wrist
    as the warmth endorses
    all bed-lingering, non-churchgoing.
    It's the solstice, remember,
    when your frugal father
    would hand around dollar bills
    so the day would last longer. 
    Stir ice into the rich red
    and consider such Celtic rituals,
    as you watch, beyond the tall windows,
    pilgrims traveling the paths
    past snow-fringed trees in the park.
    → 11:55 AM, Dec 27
  • Christmas scenes 2023

    → 3:17 PM, Dec 25
  • My Lord Has Come

    O morning stars together
    Proclaim the holy birth
    And praises sing to God the King
    And peace to men on earth!

    Happy Christmas, friends!

    → 10:41 PM, Dec 24
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