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Merry Christmas morning to one and all from Wilmington Delaware’s Riverwalk

…and some other stuffs:

I’m working on a portfolio: contemporary photos taken of ramshackle buildings then “aging” them to look like old film using Apple’s iOS 18 photo editing software. I’m calling it Gritty Wilmington 🤔

Low tide on the Christina River

…another Gritty Wilmington aged shot I’m calling A Portal
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Spent the weekend with my brother and extended family in Maryland. He still has jalapeños in his backyard gardens in December! Reminds me of Christmas Tree decorations…

…so here, have some Red Hot Chili Peppers 🌶️ 🎄https://youtu.be/vaCDKkD4d3E

…for you.” So goes the lyrics for that 1934 Dames movie hit song eventually made internationally popular by The Flamingos in 1959.

And… so goes the unique properties and function of your Eyelashes designed to only do one thing and do it better and more efficiently than you could imagine.

So Ladies… take care for your lashes while you flash those beautiful peepers and have
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*Spotify playlist link*

…along Riverwalk in Wilmington Delaware, just ask this plucky little Carolina Wren keeping court over the warmth of sunrise, should’ve migrated south by now.

🎄Since it’s the ‘Tis the season and all that, and speaking of berries… here 🎧🎼 have some Chuck Berry and Run Rudolph Run

Today’s SG Date Stamp says 23 3 14

2 + 3 + 3 + 1 + 4 = 13 …that’s downright Beastly!

Winter berries and greenery in the misty morning *as seen along Amtrak in Wilmington Delaware*

…the “Reefer” Madness?

Found this News story in my local news inbox today. Interesting view of how global society has adapted new ways to apply street names to Cannabis, and how that’s often led to prejudice.

Personally I’ve called it joob forever. Think I picked it up in an old issue of Rolling Stone? Pot was popular in 1960s school days, but thanks to a
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…you got some splainin’ to do!

A music blog:

I love the soundtrack from the 2013 movie Oblivion by M83, Anthony Gonzalez, and Joseph Trapanese. Its haunting unrelenting theme threads delicately, occasionally boldly radiating, throughout. It’s an album I frequently use as a go to for train/bus travel chillax or just turning off the world for an hour (awesome house chores background too!). But…

…today
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