Weekend 671.0
“Soon he had passed, like a shadow into shadow, down the winding road, and behind him still the black ranks crossed the bridge. So great an army had never issued Continue Reading →
“Soon he had passed, like a shadow into shadow, down the winding road, and behind him still the black ranks crossed the bridge. So great an army had never issued Continue Reading →
“Now the winter is past, the rain has gone away and departed; arise, my love, and come.”(1) The River Wye at Sugwas by Brian Hatton (1906) (2) Two Roads Diverged Continue Reading →
(1) Remembering the Best: Bobby Short (New York Social Diary) (2) The historic city with a ‘small-town feel’ named the best place to live in the UK (The Independent) (3) Continue Reading →
“This man blind from birth begins a journey not simply towards bodily sight, but towards the fullness of faith.” — Magnificat, March 2026, Vol. 27, No. 13 R. Corbelleti; Manhattan Continue Reading →
(1) Entrance Building (Flickr) Continental’s Big City HO kits were a short line of vintage injection-molded plastic structure kits for model railroads (HO scale, 1:87), produced in the late 1950s Continue Reading →
“And I come to the fields and spacious palaces of my memory, where are the treasures of innumerable images brought into it from things of all sorts perceived by the Continue Reading →
(1) Survival to spotlight: How MLS built a more than 30-year run to 2026 World Cup with risks, a plan and hope (CBS Sports) (2) I Visited Britain’s Most Miserable Continue Reading →
I’ve been using ChatGPT this weekend to revisit Playmobil365. There’s a beautiful book on my desk called Tolkien: Maker of Middle Earth by Catherine McIlwaine and AI is giving me Continue Reading →
(1) Art Is the Signature of Man (The Imaginative Conservative)
This was inspired by a photo my friend took on her winter walk. It reminds me of the introduction of The Snowman by Raymond Briggs.