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Hamjamser: April 2006

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Tuesday, April 25, 2006. I just realized that I drew a picture of Cafe ):S) while I was there. The cook, seeing what I was doing, was kind enough to pose with one of her steamed sump squids. After some digging through my old drawings, I managed to unearth this one. Here it is. Posted by Nigel Tangelo at 5:44 PM. Saturday, April 22, 2006. Posted by Nigel Tangelo at 11:17 PM. Friday, April 21, 2006. You know, Nigel, reading your profile took me back to my childhood. Posted by Steve Emery at 9:56 PM.

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Hamjamser: February 2006

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Monday, February 27, 2006. Greetings from the Kilopede. This is quite a surprise! I got your letter this morning and nearly fell out of my pagoda. I've never tried writing a blog before, unless you count the time I started interviewing all those spindle beetles who kept mistaking me for Captain Tamarac. That isn't exactly the same, though. I never did find out who Captain Tamarac was, by the way. None of the spindle beetles seemed to know. I'm glad to hear that the mountain's doing well! Currently I'm li...

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phantsythat: March 2015

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Then there's Adventures, Ink. Friday, March 27, 2015. As previously noted, I’m quite aware that such a project is utterly unthinkable today, and we’ll get to the superstitious horror that lies behind that reaction in a bit. First, though, let’s talk about the obvious objections. Would it be possible? So much for the first objection. Would there be downsides to deliberate technological regression? Does that last option seem unbearably depressing? Friday, March 20, 2015. The open window by Saki. Framton Nu...

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phantsythat: December 2014

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Then there's Adventures, Ink. Sunday, December 28, 2014. Quite obviously, from all we've learned about the problems of human assisted global climate change, I knew nothing back then. Anyway, there were several versions of this that I tried - each one worse than the last - and none worth keeping. Polar Bear Spring - original. Still in the midst of being deeply sad about things I can't change I visited the blog of one of my favorite modern scientific philosophers, Bernardo Kastrup. I have learned thus:.

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phantsythat: serpent of summer

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Then there's Adventures, Ink. Friday, July 31, 2015. A couple of days ago when walking along one of the more hidden paths in Point Pleasant Park we found a little guy who looked something like this. Actually, he looked a lot like this. Isn't he beautiful? Anyhow, I felt like telling the story without going to my drawing table first. I hope you don't mind and I hope the anonymous snake photographer won't mind either. I'm sure the snake won't care. Quote of the week:. August 1, 2015 at 2:37 AM. Yet at that...

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phantsythat: April 2015

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Then there's Adventures, Ink. Thursday, April 23, 2015. Here's another of those hastily made travel postcards sent by Crow after he viewed one of the proposals put forward by the Gates Foundation toward geoengineering a solution to Anthropogenic Global Warming. The device you see is a very very. Anticipate my early return, dear susan, and a period of relaxed enjoyment when we can discuss these matters more fully. Meanwhile, you may feel free to share my thoughts with our friends. Please keep the ...On a ...

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Color Sweet Tooth: August 2014

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Color Sweet Tooth - Paintings, drawings and thoughts in bright colors. No cookies or ads are used in this blog. Sunday, August 31, 2014. These are beginning to serve me as a mind cleanser. I use the colors and shapes and the playfulness to slow down and mentally breathe. The shapes and colors arrange themselves - I just listen. 18 x 24, Sharpie and pastel on kraft paper. Click image for closer look. Wednesday, August 27, 2014. Pastel 9 - King of Rabbits. Monday, August 25, 2014. Pastel 8 and Pastel 7.

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phantsythat: Oh! Canada..

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Then there's Adventures, Ink. Monday, June 29, 2015. Imagine seeing a place like this. Stephen Harper has decided it's a good idea to build a 10 storey Colossus memorializing Canada's military history along the rugged, windswept coastline of the Cabot Trail, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. The statue will be part of a proposed "Never Forgotten National Memorial" inside the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Finally - it's really, REALLY ugly. Not to mention the I-Love-Me Harper Hall! Plus, what names! What g...

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Seeing What's There: Miriam Sagasti

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Pointing out the good things in artwork. A father/daughter review team writing in the Triangle area of North Carolina. Saturday, July 7, 2007. She also has more realistic scenes, like. The lighting is so realistic, you feel like you could reach out and touch the building, and. Gives a feel of winter solitude and elegance. I've been noticing Miriam Sagasti'. A favorite of mine,. While most of her work is graphic, playful, almost childlike in the choice of colors and composition, others are more realistic.