ART IS THE PROJECTION OF THAT IN US WHICH DOES GO ON RESPONDING
Adrienne Rich (all caps mine)
07.03.2026 15:25
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ART IS THE PROJECTION OF THAT IN US WHICH DOES GO ON RESPONDING
Adrienne Rich (all caps mine)
Here’s my insane thing: if I don’t have a scarf and something to cover my ears, I’m freezing, and then I’m out on the street in my scarf and hat while dudes walk by bareheaded in *shorts* and it makes me want to scream at them.
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Once again, “blame the parents.” lol
Not really insane so much as terribly subjective lol.
One day, apropos of nothing, I said, “You know, Ravel is one of my favorite composers.” Said it right out loud, didn’t care who heard it
This feels like a weather report.
Adding “Library Zeppelin” to list of life goals.
“It’s Adam and Eve, not Adam and E.T.”
If you’ve read Path of Totality you know how hilarious this (and if you haven’t read it, you absolutely should).
Hilarious and appalling all at once.
One of my favorite lines from Russell Hoban's novel The Medusa Frequency: "In the morning I came awake as I always do, like a man trapped in a car going over a cliff."
If you don’t have a long list of works of art that are obviously good but that you simply don’t like you’re doing it wrong, lol.
Sometimes I see “IYKYK” and think, I don’t know, just fucking tell me.
ppl think of Hitchcock as this director guy but he was doing Presents, he had a mystery magazine, he had a tie in book series about 3 kids who solve crimes from a caravan in a junkyard and do pyramid scheme marketing then for some reason expose the crimes to Alfred Hitchcock, man was hustling 24/7
And to be careful getting on elevators.
And so to bed.
@hackintimseeley.bsky.social
This reminds me of a Champions campaign where a character had a magical horse; the player insisted the horse come with him into every scenario, no matter how absurd. “You descend into the sewers after the villain.” “I follow. My horse is there too.”
Most friendships I’ve tried to cultivate in recent years have gone nowhere; at some point I just had to accept that a) people are too busy or b) it’s not meant to be. Still a drag though.
It’s still funny.
I’d be very curious to hear your thoughts on Del Toro’s take.
I was initially very skeptical of that choice, but then it began to somehow work… it is indeed overstuffed, and its feminism is heavy-handed, but the performances and cheeky allusions won me over. I certainly had more fun than I did with del Toro’s Frankenstein fanfic.
I know what you mean but it came together in the end for me, once I understood it was all just mad dream of the ghost of Mary Shelley.
I have to say I really enjoyed the hell out of Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride!
SHOULD THE U.S BLOT OUT THE SUN AND USHER IN AN AGE OF ETERNAL DARKNESS? - Gallup 2/20/26-3/5/26
NO - 41%
YES - 38%
UNSURE - 21%
Wrote a poem last night I wasn't entirely happy with; added weirdness to it and, voila, now it's okay. So it goes.
Hahaha…
An open book by a cup of diner coffee.
Friday (so far).
