Belladonna (aka Baby Bella, Belly Bella, Bellabub, Bewwa) used to have one white whisker. Then it dropped off and she didn’t have one for years. Now it’s back, and it’s even more ridiculous.
Well, I totally failed at getting a shot of my work before it got crowded, but I did get a pic of @flightless.bsky.social’s fantastic sculptures. Wallmountables is up at DCAC in Adams Morgan until August 21!
If I ever find a cat food they like as much as plastic I’m immediately buying stock in it.
Well, it’s done! If you’re in DC the show at DCAC in Adams Morgan starting this Friday!
I’m not sure how we are supposed to take Meta seriously as a “tech company” when a search on Marketplace for “vintage bar” brings up this…
I just saw two HUGE woodpeckers out back. I’ve never seen one that close before! (I dunno, you hit your 50s and you start to care about birds. 🤷🏻♀️)
Post the best picture you have ever taken of your pet (if you feel like it):
Oh man, that was SO GOOD. Based on audience reactions I think a lot of people weren’t familiar with the story? “It got kind of heavy toward the end.” - guy waiting for the elevator…
I absolutely encourage people to adopt bonded pairs. It makes the “settling in” process easier and they are so funny together. 🖤🖤 (Look at my babies back when they were babies! 😭)
So, this is a gorgeous camera but at the end of the day, it’s a wooden box with no adjustable controls. Does it count for the @shittychallenge.bsky.social?
This is a cat check point. Relinquish your most recent cat picture on your phone.
At one of my favorite museums in the world. (V&A, London) La Gorgone Adèle d'Affry became a professional artist after being widowed at age 20. She adopted the male pseudonym 'Marcello' when exhibiting her sculptures, many of which depict remarkable women from history and classical mythology.
Took this photo today. This is the world anti-vaxers want to bring back. After all, it’s only the weak who die, right?
Abney Park was lovely. No huge monuments really, but the way they have let nature take over while still preserving the space and keeping plenty of accessible pathways clear was impressive.