Oil on canvas. Anonymous painter.
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“I cry your pardon, Gunslinger.”
“Rainbow,” Arkhip Kuindzhi, circa 1905
Oil on canvas.
My heart-healthy shopping list.
(And hopefully low-sugar too? I honestly don’t know. My girlfriend told me that grapes and mangoes have a lot of sugar in them, and that seems cosmically unfair.)
Disclaimer — I am a neophyte when it comes to any kind of diet. I cannot replace your doctor, no matter how much the idea might appeal to you. But feel free to refer to this, if you can read my disordered, hyperactive chicken-scratch. (Under the “Yes” column, for example, it is supposed to be “B-E-A-N-S,” and not “bears.”)
My source here is primarily the Mayo Clinic. But I also had help from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and from my girlfriend, who is far smarter than me in all subjects, except possibly free-verse poetry and 1990’s-era comic book villains.
“Raczyński Palace in Berlin,” Eduard Gerhardt, 1852
Watercolor on paper.
The Cybertruck.
This is the first time I’ve seen one in the wild.
If you’re my kind of weird, then you immediately thought of the Landmaster vehicle from 1977’s “Damnation Alley.”
“View on Moscow from Sparrow Hills,” Arkhip Kuindzhi, 1882
Breakfast at The Texas Tavern.
Super-fast, super-cheap, super-good. I even chatted with the cook about comic books.
I do love this little Southern city.
Update — tried to befriend a feisty sparrow on the way home today. But they’re fickle about who they mix with.
“Landlopers bij een Boom.” Circa 1634
“Vagrants Near a Tree.” Print.
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