Chuck's Dandelion & Carolyn's Spaceship.Aminah - get well greetings (POB folder).Janet - coffee - filled the space (stamp-filled).Janet - Looking for stuff (The Monks Manual).Leslie - sheet of planets (bulk envelopes).Not an envelope - Ann Miller (Glen's postcard to C.Neon colors to A&B (Heinrich Envelopes).My September ho-hums and duds (KristineK).Even more Sept duds from JeanW (Paper Pondering.Non-envelope - faux signs (a JeanW how-hum).Pre-penciled to Jessica (2 more ho-hum-s).Leafy envelopes from Debbie and Faye (outdoor school).Then I run the risk of adding something that is even stranger. But, if I delete that paragraph, the post will be short.
POP O MATIC TROUBLE GAME RULES 2013 SAFE SPACES FREE
It's free on Kanopy.Īs my prewritten posts get closer, I review them - and I have second thoughts about even mentioning the aforementioned film. Just saying - if you like really weird stuff - it's weird - a spoof on vampire entertainment. It's very strange and I almost hesitate to even admit that I watch it. If anyone is aware of Jermaine Clement's work - from Flight of the Concords - and if you liked it - you might like What We Do in the Shadows. They can be so cute or spooky or macabre or witchy. As I say every year, the October envelopes are usually some of the very best. I have no idea where my 2020 October envelopes are. Normally, I hold all the October envelopes and run them the following year. This is another post being written on Sept 30. Maybe I should use this style for the Oct exchange. This is one that I found in the stack that I had penciled in a long time ago. I may not have a degree in anything related to piecing together pre-historic life, but, I am correct. Small boys are a direct link to pre-historic behavior. All socks are wadded into balls and become indoor games. I guarantee, there is no deep cultural significance to sports.Īnyone who has boys knows that they turn anything and everything - into balls they can toss around for some kind of game. And voila, Wilson sporting goods is created. And then when everyone else saw how much fun it was to roll around the rock-ball, everyone would want one. They've already been making balls out of mud and other random stuff they find. If someone found a fairly roundish rock - wouldn't they think about making it symmetrical. Humans are drawn to playing so why wouldn't a ball be the most obvious thing to make. There are endless games played with balls. I can't figure out why they need to have some deep cultural meaning. Link to article about neolithic stone balls More than 500 stone balls like them have been discovered to date.Īnd likely had some deep cultural meaning to the people who made or handled it some 5,000 years ago. It included this line:Ī widely distributed mystery left by the Neolithic inhabitants of the British Isles. An Atlas Obscura article about some mysterious stone balls struck me as s little odd.
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