First, in the fourth floor community room I found this
game cube with the word “food”
spelled out within it.
Second, here is my very good Bespoke
Pistachio Bread. This might
be the best bread that my friend Jane has ever barked for me.
First, in the fourth floor community room I found this
game cube with the word “food”
spelled out within it.
Second, here is my very good Bespoke
Pistachio Bread. This might
be the best bread that my friend Jane has ever barked for me.
This view is looking east from the HRA pedestrian bridge
over East Second Street. Someone is
digging out their car from a bothersome snowdrift.
This view is looking west from the HRA pedestrian bridge
over west Second Street. More troubling,
more snow is on the way to Duluth.
Because of this storm, HRA staff decided to close the North
Pointe Resource Center / Rainbow Center.
Also, the staff of the First Presbyterian Church of Duluth cancelled
their free evening meal and bingo game.
Say this to your food before eating:
“We are human beings. Your existence as you know it
is over. We will add your vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber to nourish our
bodies. Resistance is futile.”
A staff member who works at Canal Park Liquors told me that he
could eat an entire loaf of bread that is made with pistachio spirits and cream. So, I’m going to ask my baker Jane to make
him a special loaf of bread made with pistachio spirits and cream.
If you like strawberry shortcake, you would love eating
a slice or three of my lip-smacking Master of Mixes ® Strawberry bread.
This is a nice gift that Jane gave me. As someone who loves unicorns, her gift put a
happy smile on my face. I wish that my
family was as thoughtful as Jane.
For my second attempt at making Valentine's Day art at the North Pointe Resource
Center, I choose a topical subject.
This is a much more enjoyable cinematic experience than
I thought it would be. I’m not by and
large a sports movie fan. But, I liked
this one.
The character models are so well constructed that I sometimes
forgot that these characters are digital puppets. I would love to spend an hour or three just
talking to these characters.
The quality of these posters has had a remarkable
improvement over the years that I have been recording them.
These bulletin board posters keep residents up to date on
upcoming events in King Manor and the North Pointe Resource Center.
I found this lost glove on the sidewalk, at the eastbound
bus stop, on the south side of Superior Street, across the street from Essentia
Health Building B.
Inside the ground floor of the pedestrian bridge
between the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center and the Duluth Transit
Center, I found this example of ugly graffiti.
“In a city, relatively minor problems like graffiti,
public disorder, and aggressive panhandling, they write, are all the equivalent
of broken windows, invitations to more serious crimes.”
— Malcolm Gladwell
I wonder how many of these discarded signs are littering
my city’s sidewalks, parking lots, and bus shelters.
As a still interested brony, I based my Valentine's Day art on
the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
episode “Hearts and Hooves Day”.
I wonder how much time, money, and effort are spent
making these signs; when homeless people could instead use that time, money,
and effort finding worthwhile employment.
This art is between East First Street and East Second
Street.
I like the choice of color
for the art on the black painted, street light.
I found this construction site on the intersection of
East First Street and North First Avenue East.
Say this to your food before eating:
“We are human beings. Your existence as you know it is over. We will add your vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber to support our bodies. Resistance is futile.”
This free,
community event was held at the Zeitgeist Teatro. Held on Rosa Parks’ birthday, this
event is organized by Zeitgeist and the Duluth Transit Authority with Denfeld
High School and Graduates of the Twin Ports Transportation Academy.
This is the map of suggestions for the Duluth Transit Authority for their
bus routes. Are you able to guess which
suggestion that I posted here. (1)
I found this “be kind to your bus drivers” poster art. Be kind to bus drivers, as they have the duties
and responsibilities of a navigator, engineer, security guard, and medical
officer all in one person.
And, I also included an image of the food table. My loyal readers, you didn’t miss much as there were only fries, dipping sauces, tasty cookies, and a water dispenser.
(1) It is the suggestion for a bus stop at the future
NLX station.
These posters have been posted on the edge of this
bulletin board. This makes a pleasant
pattern that was created by pure happenstance.
The residents’ club is having their first meeting, in
many months, on Groundhog Day. I didn’t
know that that groundhogs (Marmota monax), also known as woodchucks, would be
so influential to restart the King Manor Residents’ Club.
Being twenty-seventh on a web site that hosts thousands
of comics is a good place to be, even if it is only for a few minutes.