Maximilian
@maxlovecraft
Do you read...Sutter Cane?
National Carousel Day, apparently. I love me a carousel. Here's the legendary one at The House On The Rock, my favorite roadside tourist attraction.
In the spirit of promoting good products I believe in - if you have a teething puppy who chews the absolute fuck out of everything, do yourself a favor and get this Nylabone toy with pop-in long-lasting treats. Flynn definitely gives his seal of approval. www.nylabone.com/products/pro...
One thing I cannot dispute: my wife's packing skills are unparalleled.
It was a proud day when I got our last dog, Junior, on video doing that. He was the only dog I've had who actually did it.
Took Flynn to the water front for the first time. His verdict on touching seawater: Nope.
So we adopted little Flynn today. (He's not going to be little for long)
@kenjennings.bsky.social @stephenking.bsky.social bsky claims it doesn't have an algorithm, but then I get this
This is Mabel. A.K.A. Bloody Mabel. Killing is her business, and business is good.
I lost my favorite hat. There is a slim chance someone was good and brought it to the gym lost and found, but my hopes are not high. If I were still employed, I would be booking a trip to Italy to replace it.
I don't do lots of pics at events, but here's a few from Crypticon Seattle 2026. The shadow cast for "Rocky Horror", a member of said troupe who has more than a passing resemblance to Tim Curry, dogs dressed as Pennywise & Billy from "It", & the entrance to the Deadly Darlings party room.
And lastly, certainly not least, the graves of Bruce Lee & his son Brandon. I used to live across the street, & would come visit them most every Sunday.
When I used to guide tourists to Bruce & Brandon Lee's graves, I'd make a stop here. "This is Wadworth," I'd say. "He obviously spent his life acquiring money, & spent it on this statue of him...so that birds could shit on his head forever." Just a little observation about being wealthy.
A few pics that might be of interest to @bookishnea.bsky.social, from Lake View Cemetary, starting with this Weeping Angel.
Doubly envious. I love that place for a concert venue. Me & my son standing right next to the stage for the Kongos:
Wayback Wednesday (that's a thing, right? Also it's Wednesday, right?): When local sketch comedy show "Almost Live" made people think the Space Needle had collapsed, as an April Fools joke. Better times, folks. Better times.