Ah, ground corn slowly simmered in watered cream.
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Kip Manley
Профиль VivelyWriter, phantasist, bon viveur; a litigation support paralegal as needed. Spouse to a cartoonist, parent to an aspiring large-animal veterinarian, four cats and (now) two dogs to be fed on a regular basis. See also @thecityofroses.com
Thinking of the point somebody made somewhere that the current o'erweening influencer aesthetic in interior design is STORE
Dom ErvolinaDeputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino posted this video of the Oval Office and it somehow looks even more embarrassing than I realized
Oh, I'd been putting off @vajra.me's take to savor later, which was a mistake; I could've been cackling all this time over "it explains to you that it is a sapiosexual, actually," which is so very true of every Nolan film ever, hee hee:
Maybe take a moment to recall the time we went and hunted a boar in the Lloyd Center, after hours.
PDX - the Lloyd Center Mall is closing soon. On Sunday, August 2, come play some fun, silly in-person games with me and @thnewlands.bsky.social to say farewell! 💖🛝🛍️ RSVP here: www.eventbrite.com/e/mall-rats-...
It's real simple, folks: does it end with a wedding, or a funeral?
Wanly Made MailmanGoing back to this Typebar essay, this feels like a tangent but also, manifestly untrue -- insofar as "drama" and "comedy" are taken as self-evidently defined and distinct as being about pain and joy, respectively. But that's not the distinction!
(An apropos thread, as I finish up the finicky design work on the first hardcover edition of what dam' well better become an enduring classic, Poppa needs a retirement account—)
Olivia WaiteA thread on special editions, luxury books, and publishing history: In 1903, J. M. Dent created Everyman’s Library, intended as a cheap line of hardbacks to make a classical education accessible as mass literacy rates were on the rise.
"Once freed from the marketplace—from the expectations of industry journalists and box office prognosticators and audiences looking for something familiar and satisfying—these idiosyncratic works can be appreciated for what they actually are and not what we (and sometimes even their creators) want—"