Happy 5774! (Or, y’know, random day of 2013, if you’re all Gregorian and shit.)
‘All Gregorian And Shit’ is my new band name. So if you haven’t spent the last day or so eating brisket and tsimmes and challah with honey and apples with … Continue reading
Ewww, greasy otter. Wait, does that sound like a euphemism?
Greasy pixie otter wants a hug! New euphemism Wednesday w00t! (That’s not a thing. Yet.) Sorry, A, for turning your pain into a cartoon, and also for calling you Snape. … Continue reading
Makeup by Adobe, of course.
This actually does relate back to that museum trip — there was another really nice exhibit of photo manipulation before Photoshop, starting with novelty and art photographs from the Victorian … Continue reading
Saturday! Time for linkseseseses.
So I realize not everybody has the option of seeing Turrell’s work in person, and that’s a shame, since it just isn’t the same on film. Still, since this is … Continue reading
Art owls! Huzzah!
Since I mentioned the Turrell exhibit yesterday (and, I think, misspelled his name), I thought we’d start with this one. Also, another favourite poem for you: Nobody heard him, … Continue reading
His mother named him Lance, but we call him Socially.
So this one was another special request, and sorry in advance, friends who’ve already seen it on Facebook! Basically, I was at a party with friends taking pictures of Tiddles … Continue reading
Evil, evil bananas.
If you aren’t a supertaster, then you don’t know the joy of making a beautiful chocolate banana smoothie, taking that first big sip, and going, “Mmmm. Chocolate, nanner. . . … Continue reading
I should illustrate children’s books. Ideally, ones that involve axes.
So I was at my parents’ house, taking advantage of their washing machine and cable and adorable kitties and watching the cooking channel with my dad, because that is a … Continue reading
Does anyone else refer to kneading as ‘making biscuits’?
Seriously, I just heard that phrase this summer, and it’s both charming and baffling. It’s a lovely bit of imagery, but it seems like a thing you say once — … Continue reading
