📺 Somebody Somewhere (2022)
Really enjoying this series. It’s a beautiful story about adult friendship. We are all just trying to get through this life and finding our way with the people in our lives.
📺 Somebody Somewhere (2022)
Really enjoying this series. It’s a beautiful story about adult friendship. We are all just trying to get through this life and finding our way with the people in our lives.
Went to Frederick, MD today and stopped by the Delaplaine Arts Center there. Absolutely in love with this flying piano. Blue dove also won my heart (sorry gold dove). And protest art knows no age. Especially for those who have done this over and over and over again.
My niece, The Fifth Light, just dropped the first track to her first album. It’s available everywhere you listen to music. Embedded here so you don’t have to hunt it down.
Also on Spotify: Fractals - The Fifth Light
Finished reading: My Friends by Fredrik Backman 📚
This book has destroyed me. I’m a raw nerve. The writing is so beautiful. The story has a grip on me. Spent an hour long car ride today discussing various point with my wife who also just finished it.
It’s the most beautiful, painful book I have ever read.
🍿 The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie (2024)
Porky Pig saying “did I a-s-s-stutter?” is perfection. This movie healed me after the week I’ve had. I had no idea there was a new Looney Tunes movie. Loved it.
What it feels like working within AWS (Amazon Web Services).
Think of a sandwich.
Instead of A Sandwich, you’d need:
AWS Bread
AWS Peanut Butter
AWS Jelly
AWS Knife
There would be four required services needed like AWS Hands, AWS House, AWS Kitchen and AWS GroceryStore.
Which led to this chat.
Caught the faintest rainbow disappearing as the light emerged after the thunderstorm rolled through tonight.
If you can’t be a little weird about wishing to swim in a rain drop, what is free will even for?
Look at it. What would it feel like to splash down a leaf filled with rain drops?
All of the “disruption” from tech companies, where is the app to tell me if the rain is warm enough to stand outside in and go full pluviophile.
Yes, it’s lovely out. A little chilly but the rain is soft and beautiful.
Loving my new art hat collection.
Hat on the left says “Learn to trust your own eyes” and it’s from Jenny Holzer’s truisms and came from Glenstone Museum in Potomac, MD.
Hat on the right says “In Art We Trust” and is from the Moco Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
📺 Sirens (2025)
Enjoyable.
Happy Pride Month!
I’m just a guy who loves his friends and believes people are all just doing the best they can to get through life and deserve our support. Love you all. Voting and fighting for you.
My #Destiny2 Titan and Warlock are adorned beautifully.
When making dinner, I do not recommend grabbing frozen pineapple from the bag near the frozen garlic.
It will not have the same effect on your finished dish.
Interesting window with vine seen on my walk.
Visiting Homesense, a local home goods store took a picture of the duck in black boots.
Then kept seeing more. So I present to you the entire family.
Did you know by pressing on your upper lip in the center just below your nose you can stop hiccups?
It also works for sneezes.
Next time you’re hiccuping or need to sneeze take a finger and apply pressure to your upper lip and just hold it there until they subside.
Cape Charles, VA on the Eastern Shore. I absolutely adore this mural. The way the bird is painted with the shadow of the nest really hits me every time I see it. The nest is there but not. A work in progress. The future being built.
A large, festive bird I’m in love with. Too bad it wasn’t for sale. Santa Rooster is fantastic.
Walking along the water and splashing through tide pools I looked down and saw a black pile I thought might have been sea weed or some kind of ocean plant. But instead it was King Kong with a power glove or some kind. I left it on the boardwalk’s railing hoping it would end up in a good home, original owner of not.
I love a pink house.
“In-person is where decisions happen, remote is where work happens.”
This continues to be true. Every time.
I don’t know the person I am when I put books on hold in January. But it’s a different person that I am when the book becomes available from the library in May.
My brother and his wife just finished hiking across Costa Rica and offered his thought and tips on making the trip. While I lived vicariously through their beautiful photos.
Thoughts on the Camino de Costa Rica — Eric Holscher
Over a hike of 165 miles (~265 km), we climbed and descended over 30,000 feet (10,000 m) of elevation in 14 days, with some days having over 4,000 ft (1,200 m) of gain or loss. We ranged from the oppressive Caribbean coastal plain to chilly cloud forests at over 7,000 ft
Some nights we get really wild and have a good ol’ fashioned marker testing party!
One day Siri will learn of Uncrustables. Today is not that day #Uncrushables #Uncrossables