Got my humor blog going with more of Grumpy Weasel and then comic strip stuff. A sampling, by which I mean the whole population:
- MiSTed: The Tale of Grumpy Weasel, Chapter 9
- Fortunately Since Realizing This My Mood Has Been Stable
- Statistics Saturday: Beloved-Enough TV Shows Already Made Into Movies You Never Knew About, So Far As You Know
- What's Going On In Broom Hilda?
- In the Sequel They Join the Writer Doing a New Version of _Turnabout_
- What's Going On In Prince Valiant? Why are you angry at Prince Valiant of all things? October 2022 - January 2023
- Winter Has Finally Arrived
- MiSTed: The Tale of Grumpy Weasel, Chapter 10
And now a sampling, by which I mean a proper subset of the proper subset of pictures I took at Crossroads Village back on Christmas week:
Animated illumination of a penguin falling off the igloo. Still don't have my camera on the right settings for this!
Finally got my camera on the right settings and got a picture of the people on the other side of the cart in Santa's way. I still like the picture since the negative space of the person adds something to it.
Two turtle doves, part of the Twelve Days of Christmas loop. One very tiny good bit from 2020 is that since we could drive through the illuminations we got clear enough pictures of these figures that I don't have to try taking blurry, moving shots of them all. Just enough to show I was on the ride.
Toy Soldier not quite ready to be seen by the train! I know, I'm surprised too.
Much farther along we have this rainbow illumination and I accidentally caught ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunnyhugger's picture of it too.
Now I've got my settings right and have this double image of Santa fishing. Also, I don't know, Santa fishing.
Trivia: The strange odor that Apollo 1 commander Gus Grissom noted when entering the Command Module was determined to not be related to the Fire. Source: Apollo By The Numbers: A Statistical Reference,, Richard W Orloff. NASA SP-4029.
Currently Reading: A History of The World's Airlines, R E G Davies. I agree it seems like I've been reading this forever but that's because what with various things I've had like five minutes a day to read this past month. I actually finished a hundred pages for the first time in, like, ever today.
