This autumn would be better with less antibiotics and more almost anything else besides antibiotics. Tacos, for example.
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A Saturday morning in September. Taken during some idle, time-killing minutes of waiting for Magda to drop out of the sky. (Check out the chromatic aberrations in the enormous original version.) Sorry, can’t talk now. Two winters ago Kristin used to drop her spare keys into an inter-office mailer and send them off to me any weekend she was flying up to Glasgow, which was most weekends. The keys had a pleasant heft and came attached to a fob made of loden in the form of the Swiss flag. Best [...] Of a Panang curry, that is. Fish sauce, sesame oil, demerara sugar. Photo by Magda. So we’re now several days into November and welcome to it. As last year, we’ve pledged to post something on this site every day of the month, thanks to Fussy.org‘s OCD-enabling annual project called NaBloPoMo. Last year the obsessive-compulsive disorderliness got a little out of hand, so this time I’ve decided to be all super-mellow [...] Portal to kanalizacija in Piran I am not sure what to say about this thing. I suppose it does serve the purpose of alerting passersby to the fact that 400-lb fiberglass tunas are available to keep you company if you don’t feel like dining alone. This guy doesn’t lure me in, either, with his promises of sweat-stained wife-beater and curly chest [...] |
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Pétards with avatars
13th Oct 11
19 months? Dude. I stopped by hoping you'd have something here for Sandwich Week. Alas, it was not to be...
7th Apr 10
hey! i saw one of these hanging off a tree down the block the other day. i kind of love ...
6th Apr 10
Fascinating. I saw these pictures pop up and wondered what bizarre hazing ritual you were being subjected to by your ...
6th Apr 10
It is a really interesting and charming tradition, and I am nowhere near as cynical about it as this post ...
6th Apr 10
What an interesting tradition. Thanks for sharing. They're biodegradable, I hope. Or do some trees still have their paraphernalia from Martenitsi ...