Luke Allen Hackney

If I didn’t already own most of them. I’m sure it’ll go quick though, it’s a nice set.

And I was admittedly annoyed the person I was waiting for was late. Now I feel like I owe them a beer.

Grateful Dead/Dogfish Head branded t-shirt, record and turntable.

Waiting for a friend outside my office, I scanned a Dogfish Head flyer in the window of a nearby bar out of boredom and look what came in the mail six to eight weeks later.

Amazing to spend time with so many old friends and then watch one of them play in front of 7,000 people. Magical.

🏜️ #lordhuron

Amazing to spend time with so many old friends and then watch one of them play in front of 7,000 people. Magical.

🏜️ #lordhuron

Sun Ra & his Omniverse Arkestra.
The 2nd Annual East Lansing Blues and Jazz Festival Michigan - April 12 1981 - Space is the Place

Fish door knob

Mouse door hinge

Bird door decor in brass

Frog faucet

Normalize putting lots of cute little animals in architecture

Sometimes we start pigeonholing our old heroes because we've learned about their flaws - and sometimes they remind us why we loved them in the first place.

“Recently” Read …or at least since the last time I did this. Got a lot out of The Creative Act, Sacred Hoops, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, The Prophet, That Strange Divine Sea and The Tao of Po…

"Recently" Read 📚 #booksky

“Recently” Read …or at least since the last time I did this. Got a lot out of The Creative Act, Sacred Hoops, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, The Prophet, That Strange Divine Sea and The Tao of Po…

"Recently" Read 📚 #booksky

A Plasticity of Being, Magnificent Gardens, Tribe Called Quest, etc. In which we are reminded that hard things are meant to be hard.

“Changing old patterns, ending relationships you’ve outgrown, raising children, creating from your core, letting go, stretching, growing, and stepping into the unknown.

The more worthwhile endeavors require you to show up vulnerably & honestly, and they leave space for something new to happen.”

🎧 #nowlistening #jazzsky #musicsky

Have you considered that the fire emoji is almost universally accepted as representing something great? Just a thought.

A Plasticity of Being, Magnificent Gardens, Tribe Called Quest, etc. In which we are reminded that hard things are meant to be hard.

“Changing old patterns, ending relationships you’ve outgrown, raising children, creating from your core, letting go, stretching, growing, and stepping into the unknown.

The more worthwhile endeavors require you to show up vulnerably & honestly, and they leave space for something new to happen.”

🎧 #nowlistening #jazzsky #musicsky

Sweet Peeps;
On this Socialist Sunday (and Everyday), I wish for Freedom, Happiness, and Peace for All People and All Nations.
And I also espouse below Eugene Debs principles.
That said, I sincerely hope you all enjoy your Sunday.
#SocialistSunday #Socialism
#Sharing #Caring #Humanity

The first comic I ever purchased.

How’s that holding up? I’ve heard of some deteriorating.

The first comic I ever purchased.

Snapshots of Kids Bike Jumping in the 1970s - Flashbak Back in the 1970s (and before), parents didn’t stress about our health and safety as much as they do today. It’s not that they cared less – they just didn’t worry obsessively about it. It’s a far gues...

Yooo...

Remembering Sinéad O'Connor who died two years ago today. RIP

SLUTS

logging on

Frame #5783 from E46 The Fox Hunt

I needed this

Hackneyed Lacking significance through having been overused; unoriginal and trite.

Amazing. If you're ever looking to help out a mostly unread blog...

Reflections, Advice, Ideas, etc. In which I re-share many of the things I've learned these last two years for my 100th newsletter.

Resilience isn’t always a loud anthem. Often it’s a half-whispered vow made in the dark, when no one’s watching and no one can hear it but you. It’s the quiet art of standing up with a sore back, with the bruises of yesterday and the doubts of tomorrow, and still deciding to move forward.

Disney's Robin Hood is 80 minutes long and kicks ass for every one of them.

It's Shark Week 🦈

Reflections, Advice, Ideas, etc. In which I re-share many of the things I've learned these last two years for my 100th newsletter.

Resilience isn’t always a loud anthem. Often it’s a half-whispered vow made in the dark, when no one’s watching and no one can hear it but you. It’s the quiet art of standing up with a sore back, with the bruises of yesterday and the doubts of tomorrow, and still deciding to move forward.