Warren Keelan, amazing photos.
Got home about 8PM last evening. D fed me, which is good. No doubt why I slept so well. Woke around 7am to two cats, one on each side of my legs. When I stirred, Eleanor stood on my chest for a cuddle and a scritch.
We got out, yardsaled. This has been good for us, get us moving on a Saturday early, gives a structure to an otherwise mushy day. Gets us on the same page, working together. And we find stuff we can make use of. A couple of wooden boxes D has a project for, a wooden lazy susan, a nice mug. We are good at not getting interesting stuff if we don't actually have a need or use for it.
Artist drawing mental disorders as monsters. Not sure I entirely agree with the imagery, but your results may vary.
Sonny Eliot, weather guy in Detroit when I was a kid. Reminded by a clip of Bruce Campbell messing around on a different station, I knew he was riffing on Sonny. Ishpeming was the dead giveaway. Sonny would point to this little town (with squeaking sound), and report the weather there. He always notified us when Hell (MI) froze over in the winter. A ham, but with a sort of sweetness to him. Also did "At The Zoo" a little local show where he would meet various animals at the Detroit Zoo.
And for Phil, who never gets a nap.
Enjoying Felines of New York.
2 comments:
Thanks for the many links - the Harvard Sentences one is the one that piqued me the most. Of what use are those lists?
I do get to nap, just not nearly as often as I would like.
There's a spot at work where I've slept a few times, it isn't terribly comfortable, but it works.
Phil,
According to Languagehat, "set of phonetically balanced sentences used for testing audio circuits. "
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