Baby bison! A bison who is a baby!

Zzzzzz

I’ll be very surprised if the Lowdown gets a second season, but what a wonderful season of television it was

I’ve been hating on Ryan Adams for decades now and I’m so glad I never have to stop. What a pathetic hack.

Please don’t tell the makeup girlies I’ve been using a tinted lip balm as blush for the past week

Ashes to ashes butts to butts

“Turning the clocks back sucks” ❌ “DEATH TO CHRONOS!” ✅

it's the great bitch of living, charlie brown

Happy Halloween everyone! Nw

If Bruce was a person, he would give you a ride to the airport no problem

Finished this book just shy of Halloween and now what the hell am I going to do with myself

(gravelly little turnip voice) 'ello...

Posting some pigs in wigs paintings from a while back even tho no one likes the pigs in wigs as much as I do

Bruins are…………winning? That can’t be right

It's not complicated! Describing a cousin as "actually she's my second cousin, once removed" or "actually he's my stepmom's ex-husband's sister's kid", or describing an aunt as "actually she's my uncle by marriage's brother's wife" is very complicated.

Illustration to "A Week of Kindness" https://www.wikiart.org/en/max-ernst/illustration-to-a-week-of-kindness-1934-77

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A very bad Monday morning to the symphony of leaf blowers in my neighborhood

instead of developing ai we should be developing a healthy cigarette

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My annual watch of The Witch commences

Something to think about: an erotic ska song

We should all watch the 1987 John Sayles film Matewan

Trying to remove a toothpaste stain from a black dress is so embarrassing

C is for Cat

Reading about the Louvre heist and hoping those guys from the Dorchester Ave. chop shop who did the Gardner are sitting in a cafe in a banlieu just North of Paris right now figuring out how to order a coffee like Dunkin’ makes

I started re-reading this, thinking about how influential Vowell’s quirky I’m Not Like Other Historians writing style turned out to be for a lot of recent nonfiction writing. This isn’t a knock against Vowell— she comes by her quirks honestly, and she’s very earnest and sincere in her research

#31daysofgraves Day 18: Mistake The carving mistake on the N was likely because the carver normally used the Cyrillic alphabet

Maryam Lamei (Iran, b. 1985) You & Me seem to have be one, 2024 Acrylic on canvas, 150 x 200 cm www.maryamlamei.com/product/you-... #BirdsInArt #ContemporaryArt #WomenArtists

Pumpkin loaf

Holy crap Kara Walker chopped up a Stonewall Jackson statue and revealed a monster

#31daysofgraves Day 17: Relocated When work began on the Boston subway in 1894, contractors knew they’d encounter bodies from Central Burying Ground along Boylston St. The excavation of so many bones became a spectacle, and over 1000 bodies were relocated to a mass grave elsewhere in the cemetery.

The mass marketing of antibacterial soaps and personal care products, particularly in the wake of COVID, is incredibly dangerous. Clean Girl Aesthetic, CleanTok, and the Hygiene Olympics is going to create an antibiotic-resistant strain of bacteria the likes of which we’ve never seen

A Bruins game? At 10 o clock at night? Mama Mia…

I just heard a Role Model song against my will and I’m absolutely furious about it

#31daysofgraves Day 16: Obelisk A modest obelisk with a touching epitaph: All is well Safe, safe at home

Again: The Lowdown. Good show!

#31daysofgraves Day 15: Damaged

#31daysofgraves Day 14 (a day late): Inside Just a peek

Really letting all this *waves hands* get to me today so I roasted a chicken about it and let me say…it didn’t help one bit (chicken was good tho)

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#31daysofgraves Day 13: Skeleton Nmjc, hbu?

@lechased.bsky.social and his scary uncles

#31daysofgraves Day 12: Notable Woman Louise Nevelson was a prolific artist, working from the 1940s up until her death in 1988. She is best known for her large-scale, intricate wooden sculptures, and remains one of the most important 20th century American sculptors.

From: Fair, then Partly Piggy (1988), dir. Toshio Hirata, Oh! Production

#31daysofgraves Day 11 (a day late): Military In 1775, 14 year-old Levi Hutchins joined the Continental Army as a fifer. After the Revolutionary War, he became a devout Quaker, a clock maker, and father of 10 children. In 1855, he was buried in an unmarked grave according to Quaker tradition.