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I don’t know where all these irises came from. Well — a few of the small ones, I know. Years ago I found… The post A Basket of Blue Irises appeared first on Appalachian Ground.
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Thoughts on a forthcoming book.
tl;dr: I’ve translated the intro to Beowulf and the fight scene between Beowulf and Grendel into modern rural Western Canadian English, complete with lots of rude language. Why? Because I wanted to. Here it is. Slightly longer...
Joe LovanoParamount Quartet Joe Lovano tenor and G mezzo soprano saxophones, tarogatoJulian Lage guitarAsante Santi Debriano double bassWill Calhoun drumsRecorded February 2025 at Studios La BuissoneEngineer: Gérard de HaroMastering:...
Perfume PosseOld School Well, helloooo, Posse! This is NOT a perfume post (just sayin’), though on this rainy day I am reveling in Gin Blossom by Love and Toast (Margot Elena, who appears to be no relation to JCE, alas (can you imagine…...
This former Portuguese tramcar was built in 1935 and has been lovingly restored by the skilled mechanics and bodybuilders at the Beamish Museum.
I wanted to knock down one more game from the Rainbow Book of Adventures contest (the first text adventure contest) before moving on to other things. There will be eight left to go (saved for some future time). Deed of the York is...
People who watch movies for the human drama, the “empathy machine” people, are the overwhelming majority in the arthouse realm, leaving us bird people to scan every title and plot description for some sign of avian life and not...
“Never underestimate the power of dreams and the influence of the human spirit. We are all the same in this notion: The potential for greatness lives within each of us.” –Wilma Rudolph Setsuna, Karin, Ai, Shioriko, Rina and Mia travel to...
Just some personal stories about uniforms and gender conformation.
Time to bring back this favorite post, cheesey title and all, plus a few extra comments & photos. Please remember bonnets of this era are meant to perch on your head not lean forward like a sun-visor. In this sharing, I would alos like...