why are you like this

happy woozi day 🎂 may your next 365 days be cheerier and cheerier 11.22.24

「出荷待つおみかんたち」 “Oranges waiting for shipment”

He doesn’t feel things that way … I don’t think

Postcard I drew in Grand Marais, Minnesota while on a camping trip last summer! Colored pencil over highlighter

Midnight blooms 🌙🌹

Valvatara, Finland

As you can see, I’m mentally ill. Yes, that’s right, I’m the ugly duckling of the family. I’m the embarrassment of our family! KWAK DONG YEON as Kwon Gi Do — It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, 2020

올드보이, OLDBOY Park Chan-wook, 2003

Laundream 🌙☁️

You just feel like a brother to me. It’s strange. You curse at me, and I feel fine. We play hockey, and I feel comfortable. And right now it just feels like I’m drinking with a friend. That’s how I feel.

“I’m really proud that I’m still interested. Not ‘interesting’, that’s a different thing. I mean interested. I’m still interested in the world. ‘Interested’ feeds me, and if that makes me interesting, then great. Quite frankly this year has been a delight. I’ve been using a lot of Zoom. I’m zooming everywhere. To places and topics that I would never have discovered pre-pandemic. And all without dealing with people. Don’t get me wrong, I like people. I just don’t like hundreds of them. There’s a series I recently found called the California Scholar’s Program, it’s 200 separate lectures of astonishing content related to a Jewish universe. It was a local thing before the pandemic. They’d do programs at various synagogues in Southern California. But not anymore. Now they’re zooming. They recently gave a presentation on a photographer who documented Hasidic families reconstituting themselves after World War II. The photographs were luminous. And I watched the whole thing while drinking a glass of wine. At 3 PM today the Natural History Museum is zooming a lecture on spies. It’s on my calendar. And there’s another one tonight about the TWA Terminal at LaGuardia Airport. I’m actually missing one right now– about cassowaries. They’re really big birds from the island of New Guinea. They’re almost like ostriches, but with incredible neck colorations. And it’s an entire lecture comparing them to modern dinosaurs. I really wanted to see that one, but the weather was so nice. So I came to the park. Had it been raining, it would be cassowaries. But it’s beautiful, so I’m here. With an exquisite book about London during the English Civil War.”

First and Last Phuket Sunset