stfu-moffat: Wow…well I suppose that explains a lot. My…
Wow…well I suppose that explains a lot.
My estimation of Moffat keeps getting lower and lower.
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A photo series
As my time here in my 9th floor apartment comes to an end, I figured I ought to make some more light painting experiments.
Click here for the set I posted on Flickr, but here are two of my favorites:
Let me know what you think.
Eat Not So Fresh – Subway and Chemicals
Eat Not So Fresh – Subway and Chemicals:
Yeah. So not going to eat there if I can help it.
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Morning Reflection 1
This morning I am grateful for the opportunity to have made a good friend. Though we are now separated by geography, his intellect, curiosity, kindness, and passion for theatre will always remain a part of my life.
I am grateful for coffee and my french press.
I am grateful for good music, especially radio stations like RadioParadise and SomaFM.
Namaste
Sherlock Women and Feminism: Irene Adler
stfu-moffat: Irene Adler. The Woman. The only woman to ever beat Sherlock Holmes. It was with trepidation that many fans waited for A Scandal in Belgravia. Some were ecstatic when it came out; many others horribly disappointed. Before the episode aired, there were many people who were worried that Irene would be a love interest …
Of magic duck hearts and quackery
Of magic duck hearts and quackery:
Favorite pull quote about Oscillococcinum: “So what we have here is essence of fairy dust – not even actual fairy dust.”
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Archaeologists in Bulgaria unearth 700-year-old vampire…
Archaeologists in Bulgaria unearth 700-year-old vampire burial
Sevaan Franks, ablogabouthistory.comArchaeologists working in Bulgaria have unearthed a “vampire” burial which dates back 700 years.
Bulgarian archaeologists have discovered a buried man with an iron stick in his chest in the Black Sea town of Sozopol.
The man, w…
Or maybe he was, you know, a vampire.
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The oldest fishing traps in the world Sevaan Franks,…
The oldest fishing traps in the world
Sevaan Franks, ablogabouthistory.comSwedish archaeologists have discovered the world’s oldest wooden fishing traps on the floor of the Baltic sea.
The find, located of the eastern coast of Skåne County, consists of an arrangement of several finger-width sticks dated…
A new meaning of “fish sticks”
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