Antique print painter, profligate weed gardener.

Joined January 2015
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It’s a bit of Holbien terre verte, a tiny amount of Windsor and Newton cobalt turquoise, a smidge ofW&N titanium white and a prayer.
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I live in a moneyed Red area. This is what we’re doing with our dollars.
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I know I’m not the only one that furiously types a reply then deletes it out of caution. I don’t want to be doxxed. I don’t want to go viral. I don’t want to be a meme. Some things just make my blood boil, but I have to remind myself that’s what engagement farming is at its core.
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Our kids are doomed if we can’t teach them online restraint. We hammered them about abstinence and alcohol. It’s been wildly successful. So much so that some are now getting worried about birth rates. Us adults have been learning it as it comes out,
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but they’re learning through osmosis. We’ve only had widespread internet access for 20 yrs and social media was practically built into smartphones. We took away parks and 3rd spaces from them, developed sophisticated gaming and cry foul when they prefer to be inside.
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She’s objectively more beautiful in the second photo. Framed and sculptural. It’s our own prejudices that tell us the first is better. Look how big her eyes are! That neck! The dimples. Anyone who can’t see it is lost.
Fellas is it gay to like a pretty woman with a well done pixie cut?
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Plenty of people that never grew up on supermarket trash novels. It’s entirely keeping in line with that.
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My husband and I played hookie on Monday. We went to the small engine shop, the grocery store, got burgers for lunch. I wore low white sneakers, black joggers, a cream hoodie, mirrored sunglasses and a grey ball cap. He kept asking me to breakdance for him.
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My dogs are petty thieves. It’s not often, but I’m currently watching my pup play with her favorite (bright orange) rubber ball that I definitely didn’t buy for her.
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Pointy Paintbrush retweeted
“Because one who does not know how to write thinks it no labour, I will describe it for you, if you want to know how great is the burden of writing: it mists the eyes, it curves the back, it breaks the belly and the ribs, it fills the kidneys with pain, and the body with all kinds of suffering… as the last port is sweet to the sailor, so the last line to the scribe.” - a 10th-century scribe
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Putting on my apron to make a frozen pizza. 🤌🏼
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A beautiful TN night on the porch. 72°, minimal no seeums and only one bug to fish out of my wineglass.
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Modern day hermit over here!
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Every reply and quote tweet makes me sad. I come from a line of amazing cooks. I’m endeavoring right now to gift my kids full recipe boxes this Christmas. Vintage tins and 3x5 hand written index cards. It’s a full on labor of love.
"women aren't learning to cook their grandmothers' family recipes" sir my grandmother knew 9 different ways to serve cold shrimp in unflavoured jello, her family recipes should be sealed away in the undersea lightning cage they used to contain the Titans in Disney's Hercules
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Herb garden is going gangbusters! Everybody got a little trim off the top today. Mint, rosemary, oregano, basil (behind the flamingoes), salvia and thyme, lemon balm and mini zinnias at the back.
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Pointy Paintbrush retweeted
EVERYTHING IS COVERED IN POLLEN yep. the real superintendents cover us while we run around stabbing earth other in the back confetti of the spheres to let us know that we’re the ones who crashed the party
Replying to @thecroftonshow
Everything is covered in pollen.
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I like this!
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Wi-Fi added to all Robertson County school buses trib.al/HRjYgKw
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Why don’t people selling their furniture automatically include dimensions? Yes, that’s beautiful and just what I want. But I need something that’s less than 48.” Why waste both our time?
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You are going to burn the biscuits. Throw that shit on the sidewalk and make a new batch.
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AI isn’t going to be able to match our weirdness for a while yet. This is a 100% human thought process in real time.
Hundreds of pounds of pasta — “15 wheelbarrow loads” — were dumped in mounds along a creek in New Jersey — and no one knows why. An administrator of a local Facebook group called it the “Great Pasta-gate of 2023.” nyti.ms/3NFFjcj
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