Lars Eric Holm

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Rarely post; here primarily to follow the writers, artists, and performers I used to follow elsewhere, and that inspire me to follow their own favorites. Except for things like space missions. That I post about!

A T-shirt with periodic table, underneath, which are the words “I wear this shirt periodically”. There is an inset photo of Ryan Gosling wearing this shirt in the movie “Project Hail Mary.”
Turkish authorities Olympian pistol shooter Yusuf Dik with his cat.
Bill Bixby as “The Magician” - four panels performing illusions.
Sir Didymus., the fox terrier knight from the movie Labyrinth, astride his trusty steed— also a dog, but white and furry.
Showing the station for DS9, but behind a wall of words about hanging out at the Promenade as though it were a mall, mostly obscuring the station.
Overhead view of the Starship Enterprise (TOS), with title “Tribbles vs Ewoks: The Final Battle”.
Poster showing the Artemis II, in front of the moon, with the words: "Artemis II Splashdown Party. Free with the cost of admission. Friday, April 10, 10AM - 6PM."
The crew of the Artemis, doing a tight and joyful group hug, Canadian and United States flags in the background.
A seriously demented looking man in a red jacket, large purple bowtie, and Easter bunny costume with buck teeth and drooping ears holds a weeping child in his lap. Perhaps he’s mad as a March hare ?
Four kittens inside of a desktop computer, whose case is open, playing with each other and the cables. Two are orange and white, one is gray and white, and one is dark gray and white.
A tasty piece of banana cream pie, served right after the Pi Day Procession at the Exploratorium in San Francisco CA.
“Sorry I’m booked all weekend” below which are three rectangular graphics. Friday shows a knife above Hockey-masked Jason, Saturday shows a knife above a hot pie, and Sunday shows a knife above Julius Caesar. So: Friday the 13th, Pi Day, and the Ides of March!
“Sorry I’m booked all weekend” below which are three rectangular graphics. Friday shows a knife above Hockey-masked Jason, Saturday shows a knife above a hot pie, and Sunday shows a knife above Julius Caesar. So: Friday the 13th, Pi Day, and the Ides of March!
Skeksis chamberlain from “The Dark Crystal”; looks like a skeletal vulture in red robes.
The Incredible Hulk, wearing glasses, with a serious expression, on a darker green background. Caption: “The Credible Hulk always cites his sources.”
Play light grey laptop lid is open, with no logo, but a pair of googly eyes. The expression seems…curious? Attentive, perhaps?
Small Merriam-Webster logo at the upper left corner of a gradiant green background, and the word “hopeful” front and center
Plastic skeleton of a dragon holding a classic red Christmas stocking in its jaws.
The Swedish Chef from the Muppets, holding a wooden spoon.
“Science fiction is not predictive; it is descriptive. "Predictions are uttered by prophets (free of charge), by clairvoyants (who usually charge a fee, and are therefore more honored in their day than prophets), and by futurologists (salaried). Prediction is the business of prophets, clairvoyants, and futurologists. It is not the business of novelists. A novelist's business is lying.” ― Ursula K. Le Guin
Drawing of an intimidating dark grey Cat, who would be a rogue if in human form. In fact, he is Nanny Oggs cat Greebo, from Discworld.
Two photos are presented top and bottom. The top photo is of an apparently affluent multigenerational extremely white family, wearing formal sweaters, seated around a table with formal place settings, including cloth napkins, two tall lit candles, and a fancy flower centerpiece. The caption reads “Thank you Jesus, for this meal.” The bottom photo shows a young, brown man standing in a large field with waist high with broad leafy crops of some kind, another worker standing somewhat behind and bent over, and a large truck farther in the background. The sky seems grey. He is wearing a baseball cap and a long sleeve hooded sweatshirt with the hood pulled up. He has a slight, charming, perhaps shy smile as he faces the camera. The caption reads “de nada”.
Some standing stones are visible in the fog (not actually StoneHenge but another site with standing stones), with a truck and trailer and figure in a bright yellow vest waving while one of the stones is in the trailer. Caption reads "A busy afternoon at Stonehenge as workers move the stones back one hour"
Picture of a large angry bear roaring — perhaps it is Gail — and photo caption reads: “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger…except for bears…Bears will kill you.”
Strahd von Zarovich, seated in a throne like chair with a glass in one hand.
A large TV screen mounted against a wood grain wall at a sushi restaurant shows a beautiful blue underwater scene with a gorgeous sea turtle, swimming serenely. There are small red ‘noren’ curtains to the right, and a glimpse of a red Japanese lantern to the left.
John Scalzi laughing at the podium during the Bookshop Santa Cruz event.
The Muppet Swedish Chef preparing “Chocolate Moose” — next to a Muppet moose. Chef has a yellow bowl and spatula that he is about to use to coat the moose.
George Carlin as the hippie dippy weatherman: “weather forecast for tonight: dark. Continued dark overnight, with widely scattered light by morning.”
Magrat Garlick, Granny Weatherwax, and Nanny Ogg flying on broomsticks; the cover of Terry Pratchett’s “Witches Abroad”
Magrat Garlick, Granny Weatherwax, and Nanny Ogg flying on broomsticks; the cover of Terry Pratchett’s “Witches Abroad”