"I used to be mean / but I'm changing my scene / it's getting better all the time"

[larryhammer]

For 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.

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[sovay]

For 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.

Could produce some fascinating fictional results, though.

[larryhammer]

It could. However, comma, Indian epic did not agree with camping two hours past the back-side of beyond, by a lake in ponderosa grasslands. Kipling, however, tasted quite good in the setting.

The result was my scribbling couplets about fantasy thunderstorms.

---L.