Weather report.

Just watched Lynch’s WHAT DID JACK DO?: I have no idea what I saw, but I know that I saw it.

EarBliss, 06feb2020 / MATANË MALIT, by Elina Duni Quartet - spent all morning listening to her work; DALLËNDYSHE and her solo album, PARTIR, are both must-listens.

That feeling when you throw out the words and the patterns that don’t work and feel as though you can breathe again.

EarBliss, 05feb2020 / GHOSTEEN, by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.

Groomed Morkie

If this trend of remaking/remastering games past brings me a next-gen original DEUS EX, I’m all in.

Reading, 03feb2020.

Because I am devoted to giving you stirring content, an update: the extra-fine point fountain nib is quite nice. It’ll take some getting used to, though; giving it a chance - a week? - before switching back to fine point. Thus concludes stirring content.

First frisbee game of 2020: ten years old and still his favorite thing in the world.

EarBliss, 03feb2020 / DAYLIGHT GHOSTS, by Craig Taborn.

Inordinately excited by the impending arrival of an extra fine-point fountain pen nib. May my chicken scratch be somewhat ameliorated.

Good morning.

Sunday visit.

Sunday morning.

And it has, thankfully, “achieved support.” Someone’s designed a nifty Untitled Goose Game Lego set • Eurogamer.net

Both the week’s Informality and the week’s newsletter are in the wild; this was a good morning - a worthwhile final transformation to routine.

Meanwhile, at Parenthetical Recluse: On form, Le Guin, Bowie, show trials, and THE FAR SIDE; the weekly experiment begins… 0001 / Of Change and Transformation.

EarBliss, 02feb2020 / UNPREDICTABLE SIGNS, by Kloob.

”… how incredibly much we learn between our birthday and last day — from where the horsies live to the origin of the stars. How rich we are in knowledge, and in all that lies around us yet to learn."

— Ursula K. Le Guin, “The Horsies Upstairs” (2011).

EarBliss, 01feb2020 / GREEN AND GREY (EXPANDED), by Julia Kent.

Making time to watch the unwatched and never-seen among my various/nefarious watchlists. First up: DRIVE.

EarBliss, 31jan2020 / THE FLOWER AND THE VESSEL, by Felicia Atkinson.

First time using the Forest timer app for working and I haven’t killed a tree — yet. So far, my black thumb doesn’t apply to the realm of digital time-gardening.