My subject line hasn't got any relevance to anything here; I just couldn't think of a link and we were listening to some of our albums this evening. Anyway, here's stuff from my mathematics blog, in case you haven't been following it the past week:
- Reading the Comics, January 3, 2018: Explaining Things Edition
- Reading the Comics, January 6, 2018: Terms Edition
- What 2017 Looked Like To My Mathematics Blog
- Reading the Comics, January 9, 2018: Be Squared Edition
And in story strip action? What's Going On In The Phantom (Weekdays)? October 2017 - January 2018 It's the Return of the Locust, who hasn't actually returned to the strip since the last time I caught up with the dailies. Hm.
And now a little something for ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
c_eagle and one of the historic antique rides at Six Flags over Texas:
C'mooooon, anyone wanna give Foghorn Leghorn a big old hug?
Well (snif), all right. (Snif.) It's no feathers off my beak (snif) if nobody does (snif).
Six Flags Over Texas's antique carousel, hidden behind a performing stage and a banner for the concerts, so that while it's got a great spot you'd barely know it was there.
Chariot on the Six Flags Over Texas carousel, featuring a bunch of dragons climbing all over each other, which I admit is one of my favorite chariot motifs.
The carousel in action. There's nobody I know in this picture; I just like how the light makes it feel all warm and friendly.
The carousel between rides, and taken from the sort of arty angle that I actually like.
Trivia: Flanders and parts of Belgium dropped the dates between 22nd and 31st December 1582 to convert to the Gregorian calendar, so that those areas observed no Christmas Day. Source: The Calendar: The 5000-Year Struggle to Align the Clock and the Heavens --- and What Happened to the Missing Ten Days, David Ewing Duncan.
Currently Reading: The Day The World Discovered The Sun: An Extraordinary Story of Scientific Adventure and the Race to Track the Transit of Venus, Mark Anderson.
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