• Cafe Beignet, lady reading a book in a New Orleans coffee shop. Watercolor by Tammy Green.

Slice of Life

Last month's trip to New Orleans was largely a bust due to the unexpected snow storm, cher. We had a few good meals, saw a little bit of art and culture, noted the upcoming SuperbOwl measures, and then BAM, we needed snuggies and gloves and boots and things. I managed

  • Gargle Your Balls. Tasteful lettering in turquoise and orange on a background of bubbles and shuttlecocks.

Gargle Your Balls

"Gargle your balls." Witnesses said a bus driver told an ICE agent to "gargle [his] balls" when the latter requested entry to the bus. Then, Ottawa Senators fans booed America's anthem at a Wild-Senators game yesterday. Oh, and then some asshat gave Elon Fucking Musk direct access to US Treasury

  • Going places in America. Egg prices go up, planes go down.

Simmer to a boil: How it’s going in the U.S. of A.

Apparently when I get angry, I reach for the art materials and make protest images. Who knew? Lots to be angry about. The current president is blaming the past administration for "DEI" hires causing an air collision that killed all 67 people involved yesterday. This, despite ➡️ January 20: FAA

  • A completely unofficial Crones of Anarchy logo featuring a wreath of doc martens shoes (purple), fried eggs, and a lovely bit of verge. The A in anarchy, is, of course, the traditional anarchy symbol though in purple. The "Crones of narchy" part is in script, centered.

Crones of Anarchy: Now with 100% more fried eggs + Doc Martens

My last Crones of Anarchy post did well on Bluesky (are you following me?), so I did it again but with more socially relevant items: rebel shoes and fried eggs. IYKYK, ya know? Anyway, I also roped myself into doing some culture-shifting work with regards to how heroism is presented

  • A delightfully smashed chocolate cupcake with vanilla frosting and a hard chocolate top sitting on a lime plate on a turquois background. Delicious is how it looks.

Dredging Up the Past: Former blogs and other digital detritus

Since I'm moving things around, I thought I'd include a link to our travel log from August 2018-August 2019. We called it The Viking Road to honor Jan's background, but it also captures our wanderlust during that time period. Lost of interesting locations along the route, including Lima, Peru to

  • Becoming Unsocial in a green dot on top of a cross-written list of social media platforms. Is a hot mess.

Becoming Unsocial: Unplugging from the Network

🔥Changing social media accounts is easier if you realize platforms are meant to burn. 🔥 🔥 Hot flashes for tech, if you will. 🔥 I'm finally at that point. I can no longer be on many social media platforms. If you don't know why or want to argue about that,