A black and white cat in a surgical collar stands on its hind legs. An electrical cord runs behind them, ending in an outlet on the wall.

That lamp looks PISSED.

I just attended a live performance of The Met's "La Bohème," my 1st opera, from the comfort of my local Cinemark theatre. I enjoyed *watching* an opera more than just listening to one. I'm seeing Austin Opera's production in May, and I'm considering attending a Met performance in person next season.

My uncle was a deacon in the United Church of Christ. I'm an atheist. He said that, in his church, I would be considered a Christian because I believed, not in the divinity of Jesus Christ, but in his teachings.

Yet another low-sun Hopper painting. Not complaining--it's just interesting that he does this so much.

Wow, I had to zoom in to see that it was a painting and not a photo.

Oh, man, I like everything about this photo. So soft.

Looks like Hobbes of Calvin and Hobbes fame.

It sold for just £1200. I would have bought it.

It's missing just the empty roll, no tp. That should be labeled, "Right to jail!"

Well, "butt naked" could mean that one was sufficiently unclothed as to expose ones buttocks. ngl I though it was "butt naked."

lol doggy-dog

"Dekoda’s sensors see down into your toilet and nowhere else." Down? I want one that looks up so that I can make sure I'm clean.

What's with all the low-sun paintings? A low sun indicates a transition--day to night or night to day. Maybe the transition instills an uneasiness because it presages something unpredictable. And maybe I overthink things.

Do I smell a whiff of pre-pre-protocubism in the air?

How beautiful. I didn't know she was an accomplished pianist.

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My throat's messed up ATM, but at least I can sing the theme to "Koyaanisqatsi" in the proper register. www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDW-...

An orange tabby looking at the camera, laying on the seat of a green-and-white-woven lawn chair with green plastic arms and aluminum frame. The chair is sitting in a grey-walled room on a pine floor. Corners of windows can be seen on the walls.

I recently bought this lawn chair because it's beautiful and iconic. It's only temporarily here in my office; I don't dare sit in it because the aluminum frame would scratch up the soft pine floor in a heartbeat. OTOH, Emma can do whatever she wants.

Great head-bopping tune. Nice Minimoog bass line.

ALL BOARD GAMES ARE COOPERATIVE! you work together to get to the end so you can stop playing

Oh, I love a good microhistory. My favorite is "Montaillou, the Promised Land of Error" by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie.

This plant looks so healthy.

Yay rule of thirds!

It feels like I've been there. Notice that the viewer is on the grass, not driving/riding in a car on the road. Makes it a little scarier.

Context?

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"Late Afternoon Light" (acrylique)
Cyril Cox

Wow, that stopped me in my tracks. Sun on the aspens is incredible!

Good composition!

There is an orange, round fruit in the middle of the photo, attached to a small twig running vertically on the right. There is a green leaf above the fruit and another to the left. The background is blurry brown grass.

The lone fruit on our persimmon tree.

There is an ochre-colored three-tiered fountain in the middle of the photo. An irregular-stone walkway surrounds it in a circle. There is lush greenery behind it, including palm trees. You can see parts of a grand house among the trees. There is a salmon-topped kiosk or small pagoda to the left of the fountain. There is a blue sky in the upper left.

A three-tiered fountain at the Bonnet House in Fort Lauderdale.