No, this is not a black and white photo. And yes, there is a bird – above the precarious parrot nest.
Winter.
Your terms are acceptable.
I will not be parking in the aloe vera.
Pastoral foggy scene
Oh, except for the trash, included discarded TVs, that people haul a couple hundred meters from their houses to dump “in the middle of nowhere.”
Explain it like I’m five.
Because if I was five, I would not have let those out of the house without popping Every. Single. One.
Please tell them to stop.
We got a new “split” (AC/heating) unit installed yesterday. Like everything these days, it has an app. I can’t imagine what use that might be, especially since our wifi is turned on only sporadically (but enough times that I had to rig a replacement for its broken plastic switch cover). Seriously, an app? Is the remote control not enough?
Meanwhile, it has absolutely nothing to do with “artificial intelligence,” which I prefer to call automated ignorance.
Nothing. Please tell them to stop.
Lara and Leo
Leo is the only one with a harness, because Lara destroyed two, each within about thirty seconds.
Training dog to whistle
My latest project. I’ll lety Ouknow h ow itgoes.
That time of year…
Of course.
I haven’t lived in the Untied Snakes in almost 20 years, but I don’t remember blocked aisles in supermarkets being a regular occurrence, as they are here. I don’t think many supermarkets up north have such crowded aisles.
I’m going to go way out on a limb, and guess that it wasn’t a customer who left a ladder blocking the aisle. And with crowded aisles, you might think employees here would take more care not block them. You would be wrong, of course.
That would involve assuming the employees are paying attention, or care. Also, situational awareness isn’t really a thing in Uruguay. That’s nice in a laid-back kind of way. Sometimes.
Boggles the mind…
…that more than one person thought this design was a good idea.
I’ve always been into graphic design. I’m speechless.