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Is your life at risk because you weren't reading my humor blog this week? Don't worry, here's a fresh chance for you to get some valuable information about your home, fresh off my blog. There's also a plot recap of Mary Worth that there's content warnings for because of pet endangerment as a theme. Judge wisely how to use your time but go ahead and read the rest of these posts anyway:
- MiSTed: The Rangers of NIMH II, Part 10
- Statistics July: I Continue To Blame Twitter For Screwing Up My Readership
- Statistics Saturday: Your Home's Circuit Breakers
- You Have Missed Your Chance to Buy 654.5 Cubic Inches of Gil Thorp Unless You Took It Already
- Before They Were Famous
- What's Going On In Mary Worth? What's Content-Warn-worthy about Mary Worth THIS time? May - August 2023
- Oh Yeah, That's Why
- MiSTed: The Rangers of NIMH II, Part 11
That's all fun, but how about the end of Saturday at Anthrohio? That's fun too and there's pictures of it, as see:
We're dancing! I swear there's movement going on; it's just more convenient to put the camera on a 1/4000th second exposure and simulated ISO 32,000,000 so you can see anything at all.
Dance floor is alwyas going to be good place for strange lighting, though.
Quick little break to peek in on the board game room and all sorts of interesting games we didn't get around to playing.
Back to the action, with balloons getting kicked around and adding nice blurs to the regular dance blurs.
And the lights just keep on being like this, the way I like it.
Velveteen waving some light sticks around. There's also one around her ear. I forget what the ring of lights in the upper right corner is; probably spotlights from the dance itself rather than something individuals are causing.
Trivia: In June 1947 the Port of New York Authority signed a 50-year lease with the City of New York to control the Idlewild airport. Besides a token rent the City would receive 75 percent of net revenues. Source: Naked Airport: A Cultural History of the World's Most Revolutionary Structure, Alastair Gordon.
Currently Reading: Wooster Proposes, Jeeves Disposes - or - Le Mot Juste: A Fresh Look At The Masterpieces of P G Wodehouse, Kristin Thompson.
