During the pandemic shutdown, there were so many offers of interesting things to do online — cooking, crafting, indoor exercise, art classes, author readings, and on and on. I didn’t…
Less broad, more specific. Yes, nation names have nothing much to do with the ‘ethnicity’ of the people who lived on the land hundreds or thousands of years before. I…
The world of art may one way to help people understand issues around the climate crisis. The impacts of climate change are diverse and interconnected, which makes it difficult to…
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times? Perhaps not as dramatic as all that, but yesterday was a tale of two days, for sure. We…
www.youtube.com/watch Loving this series. Especially the biographical and historical evident in this episode.
While I should be working on that, you know, legacy, make-me-famous, immortal and wealthy Covid lockdown project, for which I bought this last years model iPad Pro, I started doodly…
This story in The New York Times made me miss New York City more than anything has in a very long time. All over the city, artists have created murals…
In the middle of the street Just futzing with brushes and pens and tools in Procreate. Make a mark and see what it turns into into. Sometimes they remain scribbles…
It’s as easy as opening the Books app on your IOS device and searching. The book came up before I was finished typing the first words of the title. Hey…
So the sensor on the Maytag dryer gave up. Needed to take laundry out. New sensor installed. It’s good for another 20 years. That’s a long time between drawings.
“On behalf of the Canadian Urban Institute and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, thank you for your submission to the Main Street Design Challenge. At this time, your application…
About 15 minutes in Already, he knows he is in Hell. Krause Kinski’s face carries all the f!ckin’ suffering in the world.
Saoirse Ronin as Jo March in Greta Gerwig’s Little Women’s
