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Wouldn’t it be cool if this stuff gave you a new outlook on life? Unfortunately I think it mostly combats water retention. (“I think” because it is...
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Andertron & Northingtron: Rock’Em Sock’Em robots in training.
We all have robot names, yes.
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“Vera said: “Why do you feel you have to turn everything into a story?”
So I told her why.
Because if I tell the story, I control the version.
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I sold a new book.
Kate loaned me this piece for a while.
Back in my apartment for a week!
Taking I-95 on Memorial Day Weekend like the genius I am. See you in New York never.
Really good mail haul today. This is some exciting shit.
Kate’s front room.
I couldn’t get a good shot of this statement from a painter Dahlov Ipcar I found at the Maine Jewish Museum but I wanted to transcribe the first part:
“First let me say, Art has no sex. All men and women have the urge to create, to make things, to bring new forms into being. Certainly, you cannot tell the sex of the artist by the work. There are men who have painted delicate floral pieces and gentle domestic scenes. There are women who have created dynamic paintings and massive sculptures that have all the “masculine” attributes of strength and boldness.”
Dahlov Ipcar had her first solo show at the MoMA in 1939. She was 21 years old. She has since written and illustrated more than thirty children’s books and is also the author of four sci-fi novels not to mention her paintings are collected everywhere a painting should be collected. She is now 95 years old, and she had a show of new work as recently as three years ago.
Just thought you should know.
I didn’t make this up.
Resisted urge to ring all of them.
Blue star.
Stumbling upon Jewish places in Maine. (There are only 10,000 Jews in the entire state I learned today.)
