lighthouse prince
@historiancole
here on the cusp between fish and tetrapods
it's in the epilogue of We Could Be So Good. Sorry for the poor photo, I had to pull it out of my kindle
all pride, i've been thinking about last year's casa susanna exhibit at the met, which was full of photos of queer cross dressers at a catskills retreat & the ONE photo i keep coming back to is this one of them playing scrabble. literally all trans people want to do is play scrabble
happy memorial day to the most american thing i have ever seen: this lowe's used one of their veteran parking spaces to make a memorial so now no one can park there
this stresses me out so much. like those eleven people are just standing behind me and staring at me in disgust as i listen to a different audiobook
"There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange mixed affair we call life when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns, and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own."
at least i think it's split gill? i'm sure someone will tell me if not
this is the kind of alert i'd like to see more of going forward this season
angela lansbury is trying to convince another mystery author that her tiny town has clean streets! fresh air! friendly people! safe neighborhoods! and THEN THIS CHILD COMES UP SHOUTING FOR HER ABOUT A DEAD BODY. the look on her FACE
my parents have slowly started to find the baby jesuses hidden around their home
sorry ma'am, it's called "committing to the bit" and i'm a professional
all the birders in philadelphia about chimney swifts every night this month
