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larryhammerFor the record, while reading the Ramayana alternates well with most things, switching between it and Kim makes my head hurt. Just by way of warning.
Speaking of similarities: Things That Look Like Other Things. Exactly what it says on the tin. (via)
And speaking of tins and containers, those of you who are fans of Maru -- and who isn't? -- know the importance of this title: "The box which Maru can't enter." I'd missed this one. Hee!
Much less smile-inducing, Images of North Korea from In Focus. The contrasts of haves and have-nots is stark, as is how empty the have scenes often are.
Completely unrelated: a map of a holiday in hell. Hee!
---L.
Speaking of similarities: Things That Look Like Other Things. Exactly what it says on the tin. (via)
And speaking of tins and containers, those of you who are fans of Maru -- and who isn't? -- know the importance of this title: "The box which Maru can't enter." I'd missed this one. Hee!
Much less smile-inducing, Images of North Korea from In Focus. The contrasts of haves and have-nots is stark, as is how empty the have scenes often are.
Completely unrelated: a map of a holiday in hell. Hee!
---L.