The Hummingbird Nest Cam again – and there is a baby birdie in that nest.
You have been warned.
"That's not writing - that's typing." --Truman Capote
The Hummingbird Nest Cam again – and there is a baby birdie in that nest.
You have been warned.
The hummingbird nest cam:
A tiny bird, nesting in a golf-ball sized nest on two eggs the size of tic-tacs. Occasionally the bird flies off, and several thousand people eagerly look to see if the hole in one of the eggs has gotten bigger. Or maybe mama has rotated the egg and it’s impossible to see if there’s any progress. Or, if we’re really lucky, a tiny flicker of movement at the edge of the growing hole.
More of Simon’s Cat!
Yeah. We’re easily amused.
Several years ago, we brought my brother Brian and his then-boyfriend Matt to Linden Vineyard . It’s in a lovely, bucolic spot, and Matt, a bit of a city boy, spied a large, white ruminant lying on a hill as we drove past.
"Is that a cow or a goat?" he asked.
My brother turned and calmly replied, "It’s a walrus, Matthew."
For some reason, this struck all of us as incredibly funny. And all of this is simply backstory to the video below. This one’s for you, Bri.
For anyone who grew up with "Friday Night Videos." (You know who you are.) What happens when videos get literal:
I admit, I had "Hunting High and Low" on vinyl. I can’t say I remember a single other song from it, though. Also, Wikipedia says a-ha is still extant. Amazing. I’ll have to check out what they’ve done since 1985 at some point…
My "Manga avatar" from "Face your Manga." Hat tip to Sweater Project for letting me know I was behind on this important trend…
ETA: for comparison’s sake, a real photo of me (taken by my insanely talented brother ):
…SOMEDAY. My brain has been running rather boringly on how to get more freelance work lately, which doesn’t leave much room for scintillating blog content.
But for now, I present you the most interesting thing my father ever forwarded to me via e-mail:
I can think of worse things to do than to watch the entire series of TED talks. What an amazing group of smart, funny, inspirational people.
Here’s Benjamin Zander on classical music. Brilliant.
It’s not of this site, though – it’s the output from my professional site.
Even though I feel like I’m probably the last person on the planet to do a Wordle, I know one or two of my readers might not know how to make their own, so if you’re one of the one or two, wordle is here.
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