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Timeless

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Humidity

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Hospitality

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Road II

The Road Goes Ever On and On Embarking on my first travel adventure since the Before Times.  (Other than my Excruciating Neck Pain Christmas in Portland & Road Trip Home™, of course.)

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Galaxy

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Jab

One dose down, one to go.

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Lockheed

I start working (remotely) at Netflix on Monday.  Supposedly, Netflix will be consolidating their Animation operations in the office complex at The Empire Center in Burbank. When I was growing up, Burbank was a two industry town:  aerospace (Lockheed) and … Continue reading

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Out

As Americans talking about America, we always seem to use “back” when we talk about the East (“back East”) but we use “out” when we talk about the West (“out West”).  Some vestigial frontier mentality, I expect.

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International

I cooked spicy Xinjiang lamb by carving the meat off the bone and then put the bones to good use by making lamb broth for cooking a traditional Scottish winter soup.

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Goat

Human communication is so beautifully weird.  I love how the term “Greatest of All Time” evolved into “G.O.A.T.” which, in turn, evolved into just an emoji of an actual goat.

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Anonymous

If I were Lawful Evil, I would write a tome debunking the QAnon connections with the Star Wars mythology and, thus, cement the QAnon connections with the Star Wars mythology.

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Dawn

Dawn on January 1, 2021 At the risk of dating myself, the words of Adam Duritz come to mind: And it’s been a long December and there’s reason to believe / Maybe this year will be better than the last

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States

I love this map Mansfield University geography professor Andrew Shears cobbled together from various historical paths-not-taken of possible state names & boundaries.

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Suburbia

Inspired by Frederic Jameson‘s Archaeologies of the Future, I’ve been rereading a lot of books as well as trying to fill in gaps in my knowledge of utopian & dystopian writing. In doing so, I stumbled on this damning quote … Continue reading

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Redrum

The Mohonk Mountain House rising from the fog atop the Shawagunk Ridge in the Catskill Mountains looks just a liiittle too much like the Overlook Hotel for me to feel entirely safe.

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