I Have This One In Blue. Bought It New And It Still Works. Recently Came Across It And Put It In My Gym

Self portrait by Norwegian painter, Adolph Tidemand [1814–1876]

William Morris Textiles circa 1880

This sums up my mental state perfectly.

My desire to stay informed on the current state of American politics because I live here vs. my desire to remain mentally stable for longer than five minutes: Unstoppable force vs. immovable object

I have been a long time supporter of Google and they are very entwined into my online existence. I realize my voice is probably of very little consequence, but this enrages me.

After writing to them to express my displeasure, I am going to start the process of disentangling myself from them. My phone is a Google Pixel, but there are things I can do. I am already using Duck Duck Go as my default browser and email address. I am investigating Proton.me as an alternative email and storage client.

I have already divested myself of Amazon (except for my Kindle), and Instagram. I have stripped all my content from Facebook as I need to use Messenger to be in contact with relatives. Now Google. It is a sad world today.

Seriously, Google? You actually changed Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America on Google Maps?

What the fuck?!

TILDA SWINTON Tim Walker ph. for W magazine (2023)

Gotta reblog Sargent's whenever they appear on my dash.

John Singer Sargent

Rex Whistler, self portrait 1934.

"And I'm trying my best to stand up for you in every way I can." 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

The Ladies Alexandra, Mary, and Theo Acheson

John Singer Sargent

1902

Bukovac Vlaho - Portrait of Dr Stjepan Miletic - Czech Republic and Slovakia School - 19th Century