An Inhabitant of Carcosa by Ambrose Bierce. An eerie story I hope you enjoy this Summerween :)
Today's Document

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
The Bowery Presents
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
Cosmic Funnies
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
🩵 avery cochrane 🩵
Noah Kahan
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blake kathryn
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

pixel skylines
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year

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NASA
Sweet Seals For You, Always
trying on a metaphor
Show & Tell
Sade Olutola
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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An Inhabitant of Carcosa by Ambrose Bierce. An eerie story I hope you enjoy this Summerween :)
phm is decently popular in japan and i mostly see this when i check twitter and see accounts posting pictures of handmade rocky plushies that are so fucking round looking it brings a tear to my eye
he keeps me sane
AND HERE HE IS!!! this is my grace and rocky cosplay from ConnectiCon this year. i crocheted a giant Rocky, knitted the cardigan, made the earrings, and designed an ID and made the pins for the lanyard. so many people gave me so much love for this project this weekend and i really couldn't be any happier with how everything turned out. to everyone who said i made their day with rocky, you made my day!!! rocky got so many fist bumps he was lowkey a celebrity this weekend it was great
i do have an instagram @ coschet.by.sadie where ive posted more about this guy and a lot more in depth if youre curious. if you want your own fox cardigan or giant rocky... keep an eye out... i am hoping to eventually take a few commissions for them to recoup my financial losses from this artist alley lmao
also shoutout to @hopefulqueer whose fic inspired the pins on my lanyard!!! go read the chronicles of terra's grace it's SO GOOD
Here is my Rocky cosplay (Human version) !
Pictures were taken by my sister (aurianee.raw) and the whole fit was made by myself for around a month I guess ?
What should I add ? 👀
Been trying to sew a pair of shorts, off and on, all afternoon, and finally feeling like I'm halfway done? Regretting my decision to use the elastic waist pattern... Because it's almost impossible to test fit. Also I am very impatient and sloppy, but I'd like to blame the pattern.
Hoping to have these done before Saturday, so I can run them thru the wash and get rid of my markings & temporary adhesive, etc.
Orange "creme" -sicle flavored Oreo sandwich cookies at the Aldi.
Tempting! As often as Oreo tries some gimmicky limited time flavor nonsense, I can't recall them doing creamsicle.... OK, a quick Google shows some official Creamsicle Oreos packaging, from 2012? Been a while, I guess.
All the seasoning you could ever want. Six pounds (2.7 kg) of "Complete Seasoning," at the restaurant supply store.
Fun to go there and wander around. Half of it is normal sized things, and the other half is insanely huge bulk items for restaurants & bars. Any European tourists want a gallon (3.8 L) of ranch dressing to take back home, we got you. Gallon of artificial vanilla? Check. Cotton candy machine sugar? Check. Giant dog food bag sized bag of croutons? Check. Five gallon tub of ice cream? Check.
Also they sell supplies like aprons & chef's hats and containers & such.
A fella could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with all this stuff.
Saw Scooby-Doo cereal at the store today. Does this count as Halloween?
Actually did see what seemed to be window signage / posters for what I think will be a pop-up Halloween store in the old abandoned storefront where the party store used to be (RIP), so Halloween may be closer than we think : )
Saw Scooby-Doo cereal at the store today. Does this count as Halloween?
Posted for critical analysis and commentary, this reading of "A Visit From Saint Nicholas," the famous Christmas poem, performed by Robin Williams. Had no idea this was a thing that existed. Enjoy your early Christmas in July.
Did my laundry this morning and then decided to reward myself with a trip to a thrift store I haven't visited in a long time. Got some great scores on CDs, which was almost all I looked at. 7 for $7! Pretty darn good.
And some of them in great condition. Almost untouched, seemingly. You do have to check, tho. Saw a few I would have loved to have grabbed, but were beat to hell : (
Reeally stressed my knees, apparently, crouching and squatting for ... maybe an hour? Getting too old for this 'going thru bins on the floor' shit.
All the Christmas music you could ever want (more on that later). They even had a small cassette tape section. Saw a Vangelis tape I would have liked, with a bunch of his movie themes. But I don't have (or need) a tape player. Even saw a CD single, which I would have grabbed had it not been scratched up : (
Yes, the famous Macarena! This is the one gag CD I would have grabbed, if it was clean. Sadly, no dice : ( Bright colors, though. That's a purple on orange disc. The 90's were wild.
Also saw this beautiful record. Great art, colors, typography. Have I shown you my album of boners?
Old UK CD, made in West Germany. Love the EMI Laser DRM logo. Their "DRM" can't mean what we mean by that now. Wonder if it stands for something like "Digital Record Mastering"? Or "Digitally Re-Mastered"? Can't remember the last time I saw a white CD insert – those look dirty real easy : / This was an impulse buy, because I thought that Albinoni piece was something else. Still, probably some track on here worth keeping. A side note to anyone who has this disc, alcohol will take the printing off the front : (
John Williams conducts the Boston Pops in a bunch of Christmas stuff. Normally I avoid Christmas music like the plague, but I like John Williams, and there's one thing on here that caught my eye. See if you can guess what it is. (Another impulse buy, tho in great shape, and I thought it might be culturally important. Sort of.)
Classical Thunder II! OK, a gimmicky impulse buy, but I don't think I've ever seen another one of these in the wild. For as strongly as the TV commercial for this set and "Pure Moods" are imprinted on my brain, you'd think they'd have sold more. Like every thrift store in America should have at least 3 of them, along with the mountains of Yanni and Kenny G and all the generic classical & Christmas stuff they always have in woeful abundance.
And look who they got to write their liner notes, the Washington Post's classical music critic! He did a decent job! Also, apparently "O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana didn't make the cut for Classical Thunder I?
December by George Winston. This one was a gamble – scratched pretty badly and I will have to delete any track rips that are corrupted. But I haven't listened to it yet. Really hoping there's some clean tracks in here. I really like and highly recommend his "Variations on the Kanon by Johann Pachelbel." I've had that for years – nice piece of classical, calming music, and I love the Canon in D. So, high hopes for this CD. I was amused to see that Winston apparently likes the Charlie Brown Christmas album. And "The Snowman" – when was the last time you thought about that?
Vangelis' Mythodea – music composed for NASA's 2001 Mars Odyssey orbiter space probe. Beautiful case / insert art and a metallic gold print on the CD. Having just listened to this, it's very ... operatic? Got him some human singers and everything. The liner notes booklet for this thing is seven damn panels long, 14 "pages" if we're counting it like that, but all accordion folded up, not a stapled booklet. Very ... awkward.
And The Rest:
A Roger Whittaker album of Irish songs. I think he's singing Star of the County Down too slow. Hard to find Rodger Whittaker on CD, but it was worth a buck to see if these are OK.
Andrea Bocelli's Romanza. Everyone's mom had this, right? This has the breakout hit duet Time to Say Goodbye with Sarah Brightman. Vivo Per Lei and Con Te Partiro are also excellent, in my opinion. Already have those songs, but worth a buck to see if there are any others I might like.
"Dial My Number," by R. (Romano) Bais, 1985. For all your Italo-disco needs.
Very Important Noodles Update:
This was pretty decent. I give this one a lot of credit for actually looking like the picture on the package – it does contain scallions and mushrooms! I was pleased.
Instant Noodle Update:
Not that great : /
Whatever they have used for the "Orange Chicken" sauce is a dry powder, and after adding, tasted a bit lemon-y to me. Just makes me wish I had real orange chicken : (
Started making another replica Blade Runner license plate several weeks ago. Maybe months ago...
Above: Four different colors of cut vinyl applied to a black sheet styrene base.
Above: weathering the thing. Rounding the corners, sanding the edges, and applying many clumsy coats of diluted, cheap acrylic paints.
Finally got tired of waiting to continue painting it to make it 'perfect' and decided it was done enough:
Above: taped to the wall, next to my replica Blade Runner street sign and the other BR license plate, and the two replica Patlabor license plates – not visible in this image :)
Moonset.
Gary K Wolf wrote Who Censored Roger Rabbit and he has important information about cosplaying