Thursday, February 24, 2011
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This experience was very uh, surreal but the persistence of time means I cannot linger. Later.
ReplyDeleteP.S. You know that sprite is going to say something about those ants don't you?!
There is always urgency where books are concerned.
ReplyDeleteIt's like seeing a phone message, a visual prompt. Thanks, Antares,
ReplyDeletedbs, I know, life and time can be surreal.
ReplyDeleteSprite is unpredictable ;)
Laoch, agreed. Putting together a list of my favorites is taking a little longer than anticipated.
ReplyDeleteThere are too many. :)
Elisabeth, you're most welcome.
ReplyDeleteAn odd collection of things that make me smile.
Nice to see what connects to Antares...I am a fool for photos of the cosmos. General silliness - what a surprise. My son has been to the Tate Modern and declared its bookstore to be the best anywhere (though he has not been to Shakespeare & Co. in Paris). That you are even undertaking the list of favorite books is admirable.
ReplyDeleteNice Dali.
ReplyDelete301: so that' where you live?..it's so pretty!
332: Hubby ruined my art viewing with noisy whipper Snipper outside the door :/
555: Hey it's Kenn...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
227: Huh?
You post the oddest links.
WHAT ANTS???? Where are the ants? I did not see ants.....
wait....
*leans closer*
AHA!
Well, that was a lot of fun, Antares Cryptos - like running barefoot through a labyrinth. Thanks - C
ReplyDeletePS. I reallllly like your word 'Foruminate' (I have a unabashed fondness for foraminifera, so any word that even vaguely alludes to them has me soft at the knees.)
ReplyDeleteI entered extension 301 & got lost for a few hours...
ReplyDeleteIt's cold...
So very cold...
This is twilight zone material, I tell you. It's like I came here to get you, but then it wasn't you... but it was. I feel kinda hippiesque now.
ReplyDeleteMarylinn, same here for obvious reasons, I have a collection of the most breathtaking, awe-inspiring cosmic images imaginable.
ReplyDeleteSilliness, a great stress reliever :)
A lot of damage can be done at the Tate bookstores, when you have a chance, have a look at some of their cards and gift items too, I know you'll find them inspiring and energizing.
Sprite, beautiful isn't it?
ReplyDeleteBookmark that site, when hubby is not being loud with a fun toy, they have some crafty things too.
LOL. Kenny can put anyone to sleep and that image was sent to me by a librarian :)
Claire, love that image, yes, my mind can seem labyrinthine at times, but you're running on sand or bryophyta and there are numerous exits ;)
ReplyDeleteP.S. I share your fondness and excitement!!!
Vinny, detours, detours, glad you arrived at your destination.
ReplyDeleteDid they talk you into wearing that old space suit again?
Paulsifer, :)
ReplyDeleteRest assured there are no hallucinogens involved.
This is where my mind wanders when I need some stress relief.
You'll get me, eventually, fellow geek :)
My traffic is mostly dead flies glued to Hot Wheels cars. You really value it?
ReplyDeletetattytiara, yes, as do you.
ReplyDeleteThe live ones in particular.
Where's the option to hear a duck quack?
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm sayin though. This post has AC written all over it.
ReplyDeleteGaelic Wife, that option is widely available in real life.
ReplyDeletePaulsifer, I got you :)
ReplyDeleteIt is an extension of ourselves, isn't it.