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Something to always remember
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Making some jangly little mug holders
my latest books cartoon for the Guardian.
My latest cartoon for New Scientist
Apollo 11--The Dish
So, in honor of the anniversary of the moonlanding, I'd like to share a little-known movie that I saw back when it came out in 2000 that I feel did not get anywhere near the recognition that it deserved: The Dish.
So, the premise, based on a true story, is that when Apollo 11 landed on the moon, the only satellite dish in the Southern hemisphere that could track it was in the middle of a sheep paddock in Parkes, Australia.
One of the things I loved about this movie is that for a lot of the news and moonlanding footage, rather than recreate it, they used actual footage that was broadcast and recorded at the time (in 1969).In case you're wondering how much of this movie is embellishment and how much is true, here's a fact versus fiction from the Australia Telescope National Facility:
An comparison between events depicted in the movie "The Dish" and reality
So, if anyone sees this, and you can find it, please give this movie a try. Add it to your watchlist during the strike.
Happy 55th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing!
They love each other, trust me
I have made a wall hanger vase... shelf....thing.
It can actually be filled with water to hold live flowers
Wheee more wall hangers
Yeah, it's that kinda day
I've added five new original drawings to the Art for Sale section of my website: www.tomgauld.com/art-for-sale
This year's garden is mostly seeds saved from last year's plants! The ornamental poppies and nasturtium are blooming and I've got loads of snap peas.
The first of the poppies is ready for seed harvesting! The pods have hundreds of seeds each. They're ready for collecting when these little slits open around the top--the seeds just pour right out. Left is not ready; right is! All of the seeds are from that one pod.
This is very very satisfying
I have made a wall hanger vase... shelf....thing.
It can actually be filled with water to hold live flowers
The tent is up!
I'm probably going to use some of these same reds and yellows on the new (old) tent so they match!
Congrats on becoming a trial attorney!!! Seeing that addition brings me so much joy and whimsy. So happy for you. May you never fall into the curse of accidentally calling the court motherfucker
Thanks! This is, admittedly, not new; I've been doing this for over six years.
So far, so good? Have sworn in court; have not sworn at court.