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The violinist III by Kasper Hemmer Pihl Via Flickr: Hasselblad 500c/m Sonnar 150mm f/4.0, Kodak Tri-X 400 @ 800 HC-110B Scan from print
The Bone Witch by Rin Chupeco.
NGC2244 - the Heart of the Rosette Nebula
Ruth Orkin, Comic Book Readers, New York City, 1947
I like how everybody is paired off haha
#this looks more like an awkward sixth grade slow dance than it does hockey
I FINALLY FOUND OUT WHY THIS HAPPENS. You see this all the time when there’s a fight or a scrum and suddenly everyone pairs up with a member of the opposite team and they just sort of …hold each other.
Someone on reddit asked about it. And it turns out there’s a logical-ish reason:
all of the other players pair off with their man to prevent anyone else entering into the fight … so it’s a form of self policing.
[…] The players basically want to prevent 2 on 1, etc. fights and by finding a “hugging” partner so there’s no ganging up on one guy, even on accident. They do it because it’s fair. And it’s kind of cute sometimes.
so now we know! it’s fair…and cute.
Aw best part is no ones left out at this dance
#hockey hugs #more or less #:)))))))) #where’s that one of Karlsson and Mike Green #that one’s priceless
=DDD
NHL: You need to prevent other player’s from joining in the fight, make sure to hold them back
Hockey players, hugging: Got it.
Back to watercolor… Soon ! ;)
The Ninth Wave (details), 1850 oil on canvas Ivan Aivazovsky
Bed of Chrysanthemums, 1897, Claude Monet
1. First off, poems aren’t magical things that plop from the air and onto your plate, fat and greasy like Grandmother’s dumplings. It might happen, but I wouldn...
Needed this. Thought I’d share in case you might need it, too.
“Implicit in poetry is the notion that we are deepened by heartbreaks, that we are not so much diminished as enlarged by grief, by our refusal to vanish—to let others vanish—without leaving a verbal record. Poetry is a stubborn art.”
— Edward Hirsch, from “To Go Its Way in Tears: Poems of Grief,” poets.org (2005)
Not sure why I put this album off for so long. It’s so fucking good.
April 2, 2018.
Nothin’ but.