Read: The Dutch House by Ann Patchett ★★★★☆ good fun modern fairy tale, with some unlikely happenings.
Politics #blogvember 30
A day late for the last day of blogvember.
I’m posting this again because I find it deeply troubling; a buried paragraph in Con manifesto basically saying if they win they have a blank cheque to change EVERYTHING. Mustn’t happen. Why is no one challenging them on what this paragraph means? pic.twitter.com/OqiZZTXV5j
— Armando Iannucci (@Aiannucci) November 30, 2019
Interesting thread.
Glen Fruin Loop: A beautiful walk today, over Beinn Chaorach, Beinn Tharsuinn and Beinn a Mhanaich. Frost and a clear blue sky. Notes, pictures and map:
Early morning deer
Religion – #blogvember
I lost this about 46 years or so ago. I do count myself lucky to have gone to Sunday school and church as a child. Familiarity with some of the ideas and perhaps more importantly the language has been valuable in many likely and unlikely places.
“No. 2 https://t.co/rvXVHk0pVu”
This is nice
https://twitter.com/mtimmonsmusic/status/1200405299452092417
Driving home tonight the clear dusk a perfect gradient a perfect background for the winter trees.
Hope #blogvember 28
Hope Springs. I am suckered every time starting something new. Despite experience I expect things to go simply and straightforwardly well. I hope I’ll keep doing so.
“*WIP* Ghostly being
#threejs #webgl #glsl #creativecoding https://t.co/MO0jWo6k0t”
*WIP* Ghostly being#threejs #webgl #glsl #creativecoding pic.twitter.com/MO0jWo6k0t
— Douglas Lilliequist (@DougLilliequist) November 24, 2019
Cool
Loss – #blogvember 27
I am at a loss as to how to tackle this subject. It feels too important & personal for my blog. My instincts are to glance away, to avoid dwelling & not to dig too deeply.