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If you’re looking for a quick, elegant salmon supper that feels special without any fuss, this Basil Parmesan Salmon is about to become a weeknight favourite. Tender, flaky salmon fillets are topped with a creamy Parmesan‑basil mixture...
It has been 10 days since my friend has passed away. The widow posts a few pictures of how she misses him. I miss my fried too. Instead of dwelling in the past, I rather honour him by living my best. When he was alive, we would talk...
All the other sci-fi/fantasy stuff tends toward the realm of TV and the moving pictures, to which cartoon characters and fairy tales add a few other harder to classify items, and that material is the direction of this post! A lovely 54mm...
I drew this sketch a few weeks before the arrival of 3I/Atlas. I’ve tried to use Pulsomagic to predict its looking and here is the result. Let’s see.
I like these tiny drawings with watercolor background as a visual summary of my days in Ao Nang. Faster and more fun than writing a long text. Adding an extra page is always an aesthetic element. If I keep adding pages I will never...
This is another installment in the series of articles about the notable changes in CIDER 2.0. Today’s topic is one of those “ambitious ideas that lay dormant for ages” I keep mentioning: proper interactive macro stepping. The Dream CIDER...
Deuel County, South Dakota, c. 1995 More on Mulder’s farm…
Almost half a century ago, in a small town in Northwestern Ohio, I knew a man who read Joseph Conrad the way some people read their Bible – out of love, not obligation. He was not otherwise a literary man. He was about seventy, a...
If you cannot get enough squircle talk, Michael Tsai has a whole roundup of different takes, some of which you may not have seen already. Here is another thing: robbing icons of a variable for creative excellence and flexibility is just...
“Successwise, you’re better off being good at two complementary skills than being excellent at one.” —Scott Adams Writing and arranging music and DJing go hand in hand. I don’t know how I at all did one without the other. DJing taught me...
[1973]Like Chicory Tip gone feral. Scuzzy to the core. Wired Up is a dynamite synth laden fuzz monster to soundtrack the havoc of a teenage riot or as someone said in the comments "music to smash up telephone boxes to" How this didn't...
BRENEZ, Nicole (Ed.); VIENET, René. Avec ma bite et mon couteau – René Viénet cinéaste (2026). Blosseville: Marest, 2026. 383 p.; ill.; 21 x 15 cm. ill. cover with photograph of a young René Viénet Thanks to Marest for sending this a...
Wow, did I ever lose track today. I almost forgot to do my daily post! First, the cuteness. Batman and Sprig like to hang out together. I draped that scrap yarn blanket over the “porch” of the cat house so it could drain and dry after a...
Special interests are the most easily depathologized facet of autism, but they can still make one's life more difficult than it needs to be. Recently, a friend's reputation suffered because he spent four hours nonconsensually telling his...
I've never been fussed by model coaching stock. Wagons are much more interesting, and far more interesting to build too. The paintwork is easier for a start. Recently, I found my first coach model. It's a Lima MK1 in my favourite...