My mum picks flowers from the garden and randomly puts them in drinking vessels all around the place sometimes
I found this one sitting on the table outside
My mum picks flowers from the garden and randomly puts them in drinking vessels all around the place sometimes
I found this one sitting on the table outside
Questionable at best plotlines? Dodgy dialogue? Yes.
So adorable that none of this matters? Yes.
Go see this movie. It is great. I enjoyed watching it a lot, though that enjoyment was not all attributable to the movie.
Plus it features the voices of Liam Neeson, Cate Blanchett, Tina Fey, Matt Damon, BETTY WHITE, and <ahem> Noah Cyrus and Frankie Jonas.
Please, please see this with the original Japanese voicing if you can. In fact, that goes for all the Miyazaki movies. There’s just something about the rhythm of the language. I grew up watching them (with Chinese subtitles), and recently got hold of copies of them dubbed in English, and it’s just not the same.
Karaka Bay, Auckland
One of the locations where the Treaty was signed.
You can only get there by walkway and boat. There are cool little arty hermitages along the beachfront, and one modern eco-friendly one with grass on the roof.
Holga with Polaroid back, expired type 89 film.
So that next year I have a legitimate excuse to not do the marshalling and suffer the inevitable verbal abuse from drivers, irate at having to wait for throngs of people to run past (and some attempting to run people down).
The upside is that you get to watch people run past in costume - this year there was Minnie Mouse, Darth Vader and Storm Troopers, fairies, guy in hawaiian gear, and two dudes dressed in yellow sack-like hoodie things which I think were meant to represent bananas?
*Let’s face it, it’ll more likely be the half-marathon. I did the 8.4 km Round The Bays on next to no training, so 21 kms should be a piece of cake right?
Right?
NotesAfter investigating many different areas, the team found the most complex fields coming from the Tapestry Room. They homed in on an iron mesh supporting the mattress, which strongly distorts local background magnetic fields. Crucially, if someone lies in the bed and turns from side to side, they jostle the mesh, causing the field near the pillows to fluctuate wildly, in a way that is similar in magnitude and complexity to the fields in Persinger’s experiments. “It’s highly complex, varying considerably across space and time,” says Braithwaite, who described the results last month at a conference held at Muncaster Castle by UK-Skeptics.
I’m gonna try for the first time this year…if you are I need some writing buddies! Hit me up here. I’m very new at all this and have no idea how anything works, so if I’m all clutztastic bear with meh.
YAY!
I’m going to do my own version of NaNoWriMo, where I replace “novel” with “thesis”, and it won’t be so much finishing it off as just actually getting into a good writing habit. I’m two-and-a-half years in and really should be writing things down. It’s been terrible so far.
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