shellylh Posted May 7 Report Posted May 7 Sorry you weren’t feeling well, Steve. I’ve had COVID twice and it really kicked my ass the first time. Glad you are doing better. Quote
blessingx Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 Had the day off yesterday (company has "wellbeing days" the last couple of years - thanks Covid!), so went to Stanford's Cantor and Anderson museums. Chuckled at this Tony Oursler animated sculpture-projection which seemingly judged you as you judged other works. 4 5 Quote
Dusty Chalk Posted May 30 Report Posted May 30 A day late, but I moved. No longer in MAGA Warren county. Much relief, shoulder and neck tension down, anxiety down, blood pressure down, much relief... 11 Quote
swt61 Posted June 1 Report Posted June 1 Cut some big pieces of wood into smaller pieces of wood, which will then be made into bigger pieces of wood in the end. Been a while. Felt good 7 Quote
blessingx Posted June 1 Report Posted June 1 (edited) As others have reported, a bit of a heat wave here yesterday. What better time to stand in the sun and eat funnel cakes at a county fair (elephant ears were sadly out of stock - damn you West Coast)? In a sign of the times, about half the animals on display as normal due to the bird flu. As a stabilizing influence, every band still knowns Tom Petty. if you’re curious about the disadvantages of using an old lens without modern coatings… Edited June 2 by blessingx 6 Quote
ktm Posted June 5 Report Posted June 5 Visiting around Paris. Paris, Tennessee that is. It's a great place to see nature. But today's weather is a bust. Great retirement location. 2 Quote
Grahame Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 Took a Boat To The City Saw some controversial art. SF prices? Walked to a tech conference, where the zeitgeist is not just AI, but agentic AI. With phat/sick beats. And the expected A/V kit. Had a tech demo from a CEO, as one does. No need to be alarmed, citizen. Your timer starts now ... The conference ended with a nerd get together ( Code Block Party) Then some San Franciso Street Life And a First Thursday Gathering with one of many Waymos. Then back past the art, In time to catch the Last Ferry back a busy, but enjoyable day 9 Quote
Grahame Posted June 6 Report Posted June 6 (edited) 12 minutes ago, blessingx said: Does the new sculpture look better in person? It's impressive. Art is subjective. This piece, especially. https://sfstandard.com/2025/04/20/naked-lady-sculpture-sf/ https://sfstandard.com/2025/04/20/naked-lady-sculpture-sf/ Edited June 6 by Grahame Quote
skullguise Posted yesterday at 01:18 PM Report Posted yesterday at 01:18 PM This past weekend I went up to my Maine condo. Met up with an Audio friend for lunch in Portland, then worked my way South back to the condo. I ended up talking non-highway routes (Rt 1), and made stops coincidentally at several places Karen and I visited last Fall when we did a similar trip. Was both sad and wonderful, good memories but emptier without her. For anyone travelling to Southern Maine, some fun foodie places: The Cheese Iron in Scarborough - https://www.thecheeseiron.com/ Holy Donut in Portland and Scarborough (and a smaller location right near my condo!) - https://www.theholydonut.com/ Len Libby Candy shop Scarborough and home of Lenny the Chocolate Moose - https://www.lenlibby.com/ Maine is a beautiful state, lots of great small towns near and off the water. When we would go up, we'd literally feel the stress wash off and our shoulders relax as we crossed the bridge from NH into Maine. Gratuitous pic of Lenny the Moose..... 9 Quote
Knuckledragger Posted yesterday at 04:04 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:04 PM On 6/6/2025 at 2:09 AM, Grahame said: Saw some controversial art. In time to catch the Last Ferry back That statue is, as the kids say, caked up. 1 Quote
Grahame Posted yesterday at 04:47 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:47 PM 40 minutes ago, Knuckledragger said: That statue is, as the kids say, caked up. http://caked-up.urbanup.com/13461795 1 1 Quote
Dusty Chalk Posted 23 hours ago Report Posted 23 hours ago 7 hours ago, Knuckledragger said: That statue is, as the kids say, caked up. It's based on a real woman -- Deja Solis. The artist, Marco Cochrane -- a Burning Man devotee, go figure -- has done it before. It's an artistic interpretation of the answer to the question, "What would the world be like if women were safe?" Quite frankly, we need this in the world right now. Right after those disgusting words were posted a while back, shortly after Trump took office, "Your Body, My Choice," by wannabe rapists, we need this in the world. Sometimes, I hate my entire half of the human race. Quote
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