Witchy words by horror writer Robert R. McCammon
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Apparently inspired by “Dinosaur,” a pigeon statue on the High Line Plinth, at 30th Street and 10th Avenue
Doesn’t sound like it’ll be a recurring thing (they totally should do it again), but looks like it was lots of fun!
Said goodbye to my dog tonight. I hope there are hot peppers to steal and potatoes to dig up wherever he is now.
Source: official IG for godzilla_toho
Pacific Rim poster by Yoji Shinkawa (Metal Gear Solid artist and designer)
Japanese version:
Called my partner’s dad to say Happy Father’s Day. Once we’re in the area, we’ll be going to our favorite steak dinner:)
Sadly I’ve gone no contact with mine for some years now. Too many differences, and then we had a bad fight that really pissed me off. He was incredibly rude to my long-time partner and I won’t stand for that shit.
I still hear about him occasionally from my siblings. It’s good to hear he’s healthy. There’s a possibility we could reconnect in the future, but I’m stubborn. And honestly the time apart has done wonders for my mental health🙂 Maybe someday
“Reflections on the Thames, Westminster” is an artwork created by John Atkinson Grimshaw in 1880 in the United Kingdom. Employing oil on canvas, this piece belongs to the Impressionism art movement and measures 127 x 76.2 cm. It falls under the cityscape genre.
The artwork portrays an evocative nocturnal scene along the River Thames in Westminster. Illuminated by the soft glow of moonlight, the river reflects the lights from the surrounding architecture and bridge. The imposing structure of the Houses of Parliament can be seen prominently in the background, with the iconic clock tower (known today as Big Ben) clearly visible. Figures of people, including a person with a dog, are depicted walking along the embankment, adding a serene human element to the otherwise stark cityscape. The overall ambiance is serene yet deeply atmospheric, capturing the quiet majesty of London at night.
June 13, 1946
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TIL The Netherlands will be the 1st country to have a Fish Migration River!
(theafsluitdijk.com)
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This was how the day went. Awesome xD