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.
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“Landlopers bij een Boom.” Circa 1634
“Vagrants Near a Tree.” Print.
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“Be a Kermit the Frog.”
Found on Facebook.
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“In this short life that only lasts an hour …”
Source: Poetry Lovers page on Facebook
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Poster for “The Phantom of the Opera” (1925)
Universal Pictures.
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“Sunset in Steppe,” Arkhip Kuindzhi, 1900
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The Piker Press features my review of Alex Garland’s “Civil War” (2024)
Hey, gang — I got my first movie review published! Thanks so much to Managing Editor Sand Pilarski at The Piker Press for letting me share my take on Alex Garland’s “Civil War” (2024).
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Cover to “Slumber” #6, Nathan Fox, 2022
Image Comics.
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