Took in El Greco at the Boston MFA

Very nice.
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Very nice.

A few years back I snapped a few photos of this guy and his passenger as they threaded their way through a crowd of people on the boulevard. They looked like they were having fun.

(My fishing pole sleeps with the fishes).
Looking for some automation with crontab and scheduled entries. Here's the first...
Just testing the how I set up the timing for the crontab. We'll see in thirty-minutes.


The chemo had been causing B— to lose a lot of fur, but he was in fine spirits that day. He had a great time at the beach. We still miss him a whole lot.




D— with Bug before he got cancer.

The work-in-progress of Leesa Haapapuro

The work-in-progress of Leesa Haapapuro


"The other does not exist: this is rational faith, the incurable belief of human reason. Identity = reality, as if, in the end, everything must necessarily and absolutely be one and the same. But the other refuses to disappear; it subsists, it persists; it is the hard bone on which reason breaks its teeth. Abel Martin, with a poetic faith as human as rational faith, believed in the other, in "the essential Heterogeneity of being," in what might be called the incurable otherness from which oneness must always suffer." —Antonio Machado
Took a mid-week trip to Saint-Gaudens in Cornish, New Hampshire with our lovely friend F—, who was visiting from Istanbul.
Wonderful.

A snapshot from a previous visit; F— and D— sitting with Bug on the front porch.
F—, thanks for spending time with us! We all love you. You're awesome!

FREE ADMISSION ALL DAY
rain or shine
For more information:
(603) 675-2175 • www.nps.gov/saga
Saint-Gaudens NHS • Cornish, NH
Sculptural Visions is co-sponsored by the
Friends of the Saint-Gaudens Memorial and
AVA Gallery and Art Center.
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