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So it's happened, my work here is done. #xstitch

The artist, Terrance Osborne, is giving away free I Voted posters with this same print on November 2nd and 5th from 11-5pm at Terrance Osborne Gallery 3029 Magazine St. Signed posters are available for purchase. #GeauxVote

Watching New Girl and realizing it's not as uplifting because of all the damn political ads. *sigh*

Nasty bug

Want to read more about the Tremulous Hand, his essential tremor, and impaired artists working in the 15th century? OA? SURE YA DO!

Hm, pulled this old thing out to wear.

This was almost exactly my reaction to someone at work today. Perfect image right'chea.

#OnThisDay in 1911, Mahalia Jackson, the “Queen of Gospel,” was born in New Orleans. In 1950, she became the first gospel singer to perform at Carnegie Hall. She became a voice for the Civil Rights Movement, inspiring MLK and others. mississippitoday.org/2024/10/26/1...

Today we lost Walter Koenig. Some thoughts about a fine actor and genuinely nice guy....

Me and the regular group who like my posts

My heart is heavy. Walter Koenig, our Ensign Pavel Chekov, passed away early today. Walter and I met on the bridge of the Enterprise in the 1960s, and we stayed friends for nearly six decades. When Brad and I married in 2008, Walter stood beside us as our best man.

Disco Jeremy

“It feels a little bit like Tinder, if the stakes of Tinder were: Do you get to take a shower tomorrow? Do you get to leave your house?” Here's my latest, on how the GOP's "war on fraud" has made it harder for disabled people in Ohio to find caregivers they need to live in their homes.

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And the Oilers still left Houston.

It was amazing 👏🏽

I've seen many a Cheescake Factory from afar, but I can't recall going to one. Closest I've been is Copeland's Cheesecake Bistro. Ain't nothing wrong with a menu the size of a dictionary if you can make it all and it's good. But yeah, I don't wanna live in a CF.

Ah, that lane across the bridge. You think you've found a back way to the Superdome and whoopsie, you're on the Westbank!

Wow. No inflatables there.

The second line to the polls was quite literal—the band went inside New Orleans City Hall, right up to the line of voters

Bwahahahahahahahaha

I've never had a good experience seeing Irma Thomas perform live. I love her recordings, but it seems like the song choices at places like JazzFest are uninspiring. Gave her a couple of chances and eh.

🚨NEW STORY🚨 Farmer Jamie Davis is closing the gap as he bids to be Louisiana’s first Black U.S. Senator since Reconstruction, leaving Julia Letlow without the sure victory Republicans had hoped for. "This is not going to be a slam dunk," a pollster warns. thelensnola.org/2026/10/23/j...

I’ll say it: this is a Nyx moment.

Sometimes I just gotta watch Hot Fuzz again.

Hit the ground running very much against my will today. Hoo boy.

Recent #xstitch progress. I've been scheduled for a lot of evening shifts lately, so I get some of this done in the mid-morning. Did a good amount on my recent travels out west, too.

RIP Tom Skerritt. A great actor who had an uncanny ability to show up in the most iconic movies, even if it was with the briefest part. I did a wide-ranging talk with him a few years ago that's still one of my favorite interviews [Gift link]: www.vulture.com/2021/10/tom-...

Holy samoly.

Nate and Carl's rendition of "Happy Birthday" is uniquely uplifting.

Ruin a song by adding "in my pants" House Of Jealous Lovers In My Pants

The analysis also explored how the money could potentially be spent elsewhere, on education, healthcare, and benefits.

In a state that barred nearly all abortion care months prior to the fall of Roe v. Wade, some Texas Democrats are placing abortion rights on the back burner, instead focusing on the economy. But abortion access is inextricably tied to affordability, especially in Texas, say repro rights advocates.

And now someone's gone through the glove box of my son's car. Pros/cons of posting this on the neighborhood Nextdoor?

All the shoes are his now. No shoes for you.

Gary Tyler, a quilt artist who spent decades on death row for a crime he didn’t commit, now has his first solo exhibit at the Grand Rapids Art Museum