Sometimes I really like what Google+ photos does with picture series. For example, this little mini-animation.
A fight scene from The Grandmaster. http://thegrandmasterfilm.com/
I love the way the fight's framed. Like comic book panels.
Running a full external factory reset on my phone
Running a full external factory reset on my phone. Lag's gotten to be too much. Recovery should be a wonderful, carefree experience, right?
I will miss my office, but the new bedroom turned out really great
I will miss my office, but the new bedroom turned out really great.
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The First Honest Cable Company
The First Honest Cable Company
Someone once told me that the only two reasons couples ever fight, really, are money worries and because they aren't getting enough time with their partner. You might say things that don't have to do with that directly, but that's what it always boils down to
I don't know if that's right, but I've never encountered a situation where it was wrong.
(Not related to me directly, but loved ones I'm thinking about today.)
This is great
This is great.
The relationship between words and their meaning is a fascinating one, and
linguists have spent countless years deconstructing it, taking it apart
letter by letter, and trying to figure out why there are so many feelings
and ideas that we cannot even put words to, and that our languages cannot
identify.
The idea that words cannot always say everything has been written about
extensively – as Friedrich Nietzsche said, ‘Words are but sy…
Still turning this over
Still turning this over.
This occurred to me a few days ago. I was pondering the kinds of of stories that I think of as Magical Realism, and I noticed something I think is worth bringing up. I’m not sure it’s a hard-and-fast rule, but then again the whole MR sub-genre is more than a bit hazy.