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in a sea of souls i felt like i was swimming crashing like gentle waves the sea spray of others' sweat on me i see smiles i see friends i see contorted faces i see the weight of existence i see someone wailing all the pain seemed to...
We brought sandwiches; they brought staff. The post Escaping the Heat in La Baule – Bourgeois Beaches and a Very Confusing Train first appeared on Correr Es Mi Destino.
Just one recording today starting with the end of Sam and Mark’s Guide to Dodging Disaster. There’s a trail for Comedy Doubles. Then it’s Shaun the Sheep – In the Doghouse. Bitzer hears a party going on in the henhouse, and goes to break...
Heroic Cultures Bardings (TOR) Beornings (POW) Bree-hobbits (TOR) Dwarves of Durin's Way (TOR) Dwarves of Nogrod and Belegost (TDD) Elves of Lindon (TOR) Elves of Lórien (RTR) Elves of Mirkwood (POW) High Elves of Rivendell (RTR) Hobbits...
I think a lot times calling something capitalism comes off flip, but the sorry reality is that the problems of society today stem directly from capitalistic logic and there is no mystery about it. Referencing a 1800s analysis over and...
I've been using Strava for a couple of years and it's always felt a little bit...not right. I couldn't ever really place my finger on what it was until I tried Ride with GPS. It's the same kind of thing - ride tracking and planning - but...
I've been using Strava for a couple of years and it's always felt a little bit...not right. I couldn't ever really place my finger on what it was until I tried Ride with GPS. It's the same kind of thing - ride tracking and planning - but...
I've been using Strava for a couple of years and it's always felt a little bit...not right. I couldn't ever really place my finger on what it was until I tried Ride with GPS. It's the same kind of thing - ride tracking and planning - but...
Jason Torchinsky, the Autopian: You know what I miss that cars often had up until the ’90s or so, and are almost extinct today? Badges. Not the usual make/model badges, though, we still have plenty of those, I mean the highly-specific...
Back to the Wells, Part 6: The Food of the Gods by Matthew R. Bradley Paul Lehr’s vivid 1967 painting to illustrate H.G. Wells’s The Food of the Gods and How It Came to Earth (1904) is the least representational of his quintet for my...
# Yesterday, I had what I thought was going to be a difficult conversation at work. Since covid, my employer has gradually been increasing the required time in office for staff. This week they announced that everyone under a certain...
The winds keep rotating, and so one needs to migrate to the right end of the atoll. Especially here. Fakarava has over 30NM of fetch in the wrong conditions. But we had a chance to snorkel the Unesco Nature site Wall of Sharks, and...
Click here to book tickets David Carpenter In the nineteenth century, artificial eyes were sometimes made of lead-based glass, so if the owner were to walk in extreme cold temperatures and then enter a warm room with a blazing fire,...
June was a busy month, with me moving and then doubling down on the Goblin Tarot! Patrons get to see all the cards as I complete them, but I thought y'all would enjoy a peek at a couple of them: Queen of Wands King of Knives Expect to...