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Winter 🎨 👌 ,The Four Seasons, 1900
Illustration d'Alphonse Mucha
Bel après-midi 🙋♀️
Details, version II : Dancing Fairies, 1866, by August Malmström. Can you hear them whisper?
Come at my place tonight. You’ll reign over the skies. | By @iambrandon747 on IG.
November 4, 2020
Mr. Schmidt: I recall a time when my garage was broken into, Mr. Speaker. They stole my truck, and more importantly, more expensively, they stole the accordion that I was storing in that truck. Determining the value of a truck is rather straightforward. There’s a well-established process for assessing what the value is. Now, I could tell you that the value of that truck that was stolen was probably about $60 because it had a full tank of gas, but determining the value of that accordion was not a simple matter, because there isn’t a well-established process for determining the replacement value of an accordion. The insurance company wanted me to get a certified accordion assessor to evaluate the value of this accordion. Let me tell you that no such thing exists, at least not in Canada. I couldn’t find one. I had to go back and forth for months with this insurance company to determine a fair value of the accordion. It took way too long to settle that process, and we didn’t come to a resolution that was agreeable to me. I’m sure it was agreeable to the insurance company because they sure didn’t have to pay out the amount of money that I felt that I was entitled to.
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The Speaker: Perhaps I might recommend to the hon. member that he reach out to former member Richard Starke for some advice on the price of accordions. I know he was very passionate about that.
Raven Queen
The sun and the moon 🌙☀
Why buy a cow when we have steak at home?
Why buy the cow when you can surreptitiously milk the neighbour’s?
Black Sails Season Two is like parallels on parallels on parallels on parallels on parallels
which one of you motherfuckers am i gonna think about today (reaches blindly into my comfort character basket)
Weird Circus by Sergii Golotovskiy
The government of Nunavut is looking at what it would take to have a guaranteed basic income in the territory.
A request for proposals for a feasibility study for a guaranteed basic income program has been issued by the Nunavut Department of Family Services.
A guaranteed basic income is a program that provides individuals and families with income sufficient to live on with few or no conditions for eligibility.
In 2017, 40 per cent of Nunavummiut relied on income assistance, according to the government of Nunavut. In 2019, 37 per cent of residents were on income assistance.
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Tagging: @politicsofcanada
role reversal au with ghost sqx and literature god hx ^0^
Since Sunday tours of James Talbot’s home, Casa Neverlandia in Austin, Texas, are currently not available b/c of the Pandemic, we can take a virtual tour.
James is an artist who built this home, himself. I’ve heard. It’s still a work in progress. This is the living room looking toward the front of the home.
Simply, the Red Room.
James taking tourists through. The house is also on the Weird Homes Tour in Texas, but you can’t just show up, b/c it’s his private residence.
Kitchen & breakfast nook. He uses a gray water system and people are surprised when they hear that it has no air conditioning.
The Record Room.
The Photo Editing Room.
2nd story area.
The Master Bedroom.
The bathroom has a toilet, but James has been using a compost toilet in the back for years. This is a picture of it in progress.
3rd story area.
Sewing room.
Tile making studio.
Bead making studio.
General construction shop.
The Moon Tower in the backyard.
https://www.russmoorephotography.com/Neverlandia/i-sN85kHK/
Inspired by Filipino tribal jewelry, specifically the Lumad tribe.
llustrations for Fantasy Flight Games by Lenka Šimečková
narrative foils to lovers
so how bout that interview huh
Dude…. Bro…… What if we Just became Narrative Foils For Eachother Bro……… had a lot of like…..Tension because of the Symbolism in our Character Arcs that becomes clear when Contrasted against each other bro……
Violin Concerto In E Minor, Op.64, MWV O14 - III. Allegro Molto Vivace
By Composer Felix Mendelssohn
Performed By Conductor/Violinist Leonidas Kavakos And Camerata Salzburg
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again but it is absolutely an example of civilizational inadequacy that only deaf people know ASL
“oh we shouldn’t teach children this language, it will only come in handy if they [checks notes] ever have to talk in a situation where it’s noisy or they need to be quiet”
