Saturday, March 12, 2016

Postcard #80: Raccoons



Postcard #80: Raccoons

Front:

(Procyon Lotor)

RACCOONS

Back:

“Raccoons”        US-3901014              www.minormumbles.com

RACCOONS (Procyon lotor)

I turned to my wife for answers. She had none. “They are destroying everything, right?” I asked rhetorically as the fatter raccoon pulled a bag of raisins from the lazy Susan cabinet and looked back at us. “Yes, but…” -> “They are intruders…” -> “Yeah…” She said waiting for me to interrupt again. “…in our house”…”Yeah…” She took another photo with her phone. She waited for the one on the counter to look up at us before taking another picture. “What’s to stop me from killing them?” I said feeling the rage swelling in my tense jaw. -> “Well. Me, for one.” -> “No, seriously Sam. What is to stop me from going out to the shed and getting something sharp or heavy and just getting rid of them for good?” -> “They are animals. They don’t know any better. You do.” I’ve been with Sam long enough that she knew I would hate this reason. But it would not be a good enough reason to keep me from using the expensive knives I got her for X-mas. The knives in the block that the smaller raccoon was now using to boost itself into the above cabinets. The big clawed raccoon above was now spilling Sam’s kasha cereal below. The small one lost its balance trying to reach for it. “You are going to make a mess, TOM. You will end up doing more damage to the kitchen or yourself.” She was right. She did have the answer. I should have listened.

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Friday, March 11, 2016

Postcard #79: Dreams #1


Postcard #79: Dreams #1

“Dreams”

C: “Hello Sir. Totally random but last night I dreamt you and I went hiking up the mountains and you fell off the cliff…I saw you’re out in PDX. I don’t know if you hike at all but I felt like I had to tell you to be careful.

T: “Well. Last night I had a dream that somehow I smeared a patient’s shit on my face and not realized it and people kept telling me I had shit on my face. I would go wash my face and then someone else would tell me that I still had shit on my face. Despite washing my hands I would look down at my hands and I could see that they were visibly soiled…poop smeared all over my palms.

US-3890144       T.M.      3/11/2016

Christian Rohlfs. Eilas (Elijah), 1921. Oil on canvas. 40 3/8 v 31 ½ in (102.5 x 80 cm). The Robert Gore Rifkind Collection. Beverly Hills, California. Postcard design copyright © 1991 by Museum Associates, Los Angeles County Museum of Art. All rights reserved.

“DEGENERATE ART” THE FATE OF THE AVANT-GARDE IN NAZI GERMANY

This exhibit was organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and funded in part by grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts. It received additional assistance from the Federal Republic of Germany and an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Lufthansa German Airlines provided major support for the transportation of the exhibits.

P.R. China


Saturday, March 5, 2016

Postcard #78: Dadtime Stories #1




Postcard #77: Timeout.

Sent Via postcrossing Rainajung

Postcard #76: Cold #5


Sent via postcrossing to spanky59.

Cold Series:
Part 1
Part 2

Postcard #75: Train



Sent via postcrossing: Peter48

Postcard #74: Force = Mass x Acceleration


Sent Via postcrossing to Nikuuusha

Postcard #73: Number 2 times X

Sent to MMC.  Photo/postcard credit: Http://www.heatherdaltonphography.com

Postcard #72: Belated National Dog Day


Sent via Postcrossing to JoanneTai.

Postcard # 71: Analog


Original Card:
Stamp: "In God we Trust" Liberty Stamp 3¢

Original Postmark: Yellowstone Park, WYO Jun 23, 1960
Addressed to: Mrs. Jean Schmidt of Upper Montclair, NJ
Message:
6/22/60
Just to let you know our vacation is wonderful,
and wish you could enjoy it too.  The children are
having the time of their lives especially with the
bears.
Grace Beneke
Sent via postcrossing to Samuslove6