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Post by Michael Love: A lot of America’s problems would be solved if we went into every low-population-density red state, picked a promising metro area and threw money at creating jobs and housing and neat restaurants and fun activities there Quote post by collie.bsky.social: We need to colonize the red states and treat the locals like the Na’vi
The spines of Kobo Abe’s The Woman in the Dunes, and Yasunari Kawabata’s Snow Country and Thousand Cranes in the Vintage International Modern Japanese Classics series. The spines have red and blue lines and circles that line up when put in order
Woodblock print of a very round very pleased looking white cat with black spots. He wears a red collar with a bell.
Woodblock print of a woman in a kimono hunched over holding a cat’s front paws so it is standing up
A woodblock print of a black cat with a red and blue belled collar stretching and yawning. Its claws are very sharp.
Three woodblock prints of a black and white cat with a red belled collar. In the first he stands with his front paws on top of an aquarium, looking longingly at goldfish. In the second he catches a mouse and looks pleased with himself, a damaged paper lantern lays on the floor behind him. In the third he stalks goldfish in a bowl, this time seeming sure he can get them.
Cat of Japan: Woodblock Prints by Hokusai, Hiroshige and Other Artists. The cover depicts the woodblock print “Tama” by Takahashi Shotei. A white cat with orange spots on their ears and a red frilly collar tucks their paws in for a perfect loaf while staring calmly at the viewer.
International bestseller Jhumpa Lahiri’s short story collection Interpreter of Maladies. Two lit candles over the silhouette of a woman’s torso laid out like mountains, overlaid with two hands with henna designs. Annoying publisher “Winner of the Pulitzer Prize” fake sticker
Two small stuffed toys, a white goat with a black shirt advertising Cribl and a blue and pink triangle on a strap advertising SailPoint
A deer skull on the roof of an enclosed staircase 20-30 feet from where the person taking the video is standing
A tuxedo cat sitting on a windowsill behind the same broom. He’s looking up in a curious pose
A white and gray cat on a chair underneath an old style broom
Furry parents arguing meme
A black cat laying under a blanket
A medieval painting of a snail where the protruding flesh is a fucked up cat like thing with an oddly human face
A medieval painting of a frog standing up. He has no front legs, blank eyes and a slightly gaping mouth. He can only be described as weird.
A dull orangish red knitted shawl spread out to show the points and ties
A black cat with yellow eyes curled up in an open carrier in the grass
When the Museum is Closed by Emi Yagi, author of Diary of a Void, translated from the Japanese by Yuki Tejima. A three quarter view profile of the back of a statue’s head looking at a Japanese woman with short hair
A blue tailed skink on a pan in a sink
A small purple urn on a cloth print of the Great Wave of Kanagawa in front of a tv with Chinese credits rolling
A lemon pig on a shelf next to a small urn surrounded by tiny gifts
Lego daffodils and sunflowers
Tim Robbinson from I Think You Should Leave pointing at the camera angrily
Wooden yarn winders and yarn bowl
A black cat yawning big
A black cat looking bored at the camera
The King of Cups from Yoshi Yoshitani’s The Tarot of the Divine. A Chinese dragon looking fierce above a chalice
A black cat sitting on legs while white and pink credits roll on the tv in front of her.
A bowl of slop
A shirt from the band Health for the album Vol. 4. It says Don’t Kill Yourself in mirrored font in all caps so it reads correctly while looking in the mirror
Wikipedia article This article is about the Catholic Church. For popes of other churches, see List of lists of popes.
A black cat sitting in a lap locked in on a television out of frame
I suppose I could spend time theorizing how it is that people are not bad to each other, but that's really not the point. The point is that in almost every instance of our lives, our social lives, we are, if we pay attention, in the midst of an almost constant, if subtle, caretaking. Holding open doors. Offering elbows at crosswalks. Letting someone else go first. Helping with the heavy bags. Reaching what's too high, or what's been dropped. Pulling someone back to their feet. Stopping at the car wreck, at the struck dog. The alternating merge, also known as the zipper. This caretaking is our default mode and it's always a lie that convinces us to act or believe otherwise. Always. Mar. 2
A black cat watching Cronenberg’s Scanners
A black Pomeranian sleeping on the back of a couch
Ishtar, a black cat, sitting on a lap looking intently at something off screen
A banana with a Dole barcode sticker with a minecraft creature on it
A person with a beard laughing with glee as they torture their partner
A black cat curled up on a blanket
An old style radiator that has been poorly painted with suspiciously lead looking paint
A black Pomeranian with white around her eyes and snout. Her tongue is sticking out
Toshiro Mifune looking suave in a suit smoking a cigarette
A windswept Tatsuya Nakadai looking intensely into the camera holding a katana in Harakiri (1962)
A little girl from a comercial asking ¿porque no los dos?
Baked potatoes and tuna salad
Baked potatoes and tuna salad
Marshmallows and chocolate partially eaten
A tortilla with marshmallow and chocolate oozing out
A black cat with no thoughts behind her eyes
A black Pomeranian curled up on a pillow
Sorry I snapped at you my clothes felt weird the temperature was too loud and my hair was touching me
A black cat hunched in an almost loaf part way through a slow blink
26 cans of beans