nel-fie
headspace-hotel
Droodles by Roger Price (from his 1953 book). Droodles (a blend of “doodle”, “drawing”, “riddle”) are simple drawings with a witty, often absurd, caption. The first one, as some of you may know, was used by Frank Zappa for his 1982 album, Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch. (Zappa, a fan of Price's work, lived just a few miles from the artist and personally sought permission to use the image.)
These come from the 1972 edition of the book.
unprofessionalartist
numa-go-zooma
do any of you guys remember that sculpture of theseus & the minotaur that lowkey looks like theseus is riding the minotaur like his life depends on it
this one?
Is the lowkey in the room with us?
alltheprettylightsinthesky
ilyweiwuxian
doing things at the right age is literally a made up concept. you can start/pursue anything at any age. btw.
remember remember
surullinensaukko
polkadotmotmot
Painting of the northern lights, as observed from Finland, in 1901, by the Danish painter Harald Moltke (1871-1960)
levunalangs
Earlier today I had a fun moment where I had a thought, and then realized I could express that thought in Valya! Not that I know the language well enough to actually think in it in the moment, but I knew I had all the words and bits of grammar to express it.
Or, almost. I forgot that I didn’t actually have a word for “door,” but now I do: ntfüri It’s derived from the word for “swing,” as in “something that swings open” (or really “something that is swung open”).
Lbahwi zaku kinksi bigamuftara, ra ga mirgngi tu kiksuftara twashi kintfüri.
“Before I went outside to shovel, I saw a wren on the shovel just outside the door.”
It was a Carolina wren, one of my favorite birds, and it’s always nice to see one up close!
nel-fie
headspace-hotel
Droodles by Roger Price (from his 1953 book). Droodles (a blend of “doodle”, “drawing”, “riddle”) are simple drawings with a witty, often absurd, caption. The first one, as some of you may know, was used by Frank Zappa for his 1982 album, Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch. (Zappa, a fan of Price's work, lived just a few miles from the artist and personally sought permission to use the image.)
These come from the 1972 edition of the book.
belovedlittlecorpse
naamahdarling
important-animal-images
musingsofaraven
lassieposting
levuna
angrylittlesliceofpizza
