Black and white drawings relating to 1981 BBC Radio adaptation of Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings
Source : Sotheby’s
Artist : Eric Fraser (1902-1983)
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Teacher greets students, by having them choose which greeting is most comfortable for them.
B O U N D A R I E S
WE STAN
i love the variety of choices and that the kids get to pick day-to-day. sometimes you need a silly dance, some days a hug, and sometimes you need the distance the formality of a bow affords.
I like to see communication techniques invented by HOH and autistic people used in the larger world and being treated as “normal,” but it’s worth pointing out.
90% of the ocean is unexplored to YOU…. I know what’s down there though
Two Internet Ghosts - Vulgar Smile X The Raspberry Reich (2004) - Bruce LaBruce
There is an old belief in Serbian villages and small towns that certain pumpkins (and watermelons), when left outside during a full moon, will turn in to a vampire.
Happy Halloween, everyone!
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*whisper chants* vampire pumpkin vampire pumpkins vampire pumpkins
This is the quality fall shit I’m here for
I think it’s great that Pumpkins (and other squash) were only introduced to Europe around 1600 and the Serbs wasted absolutely no time blaming them for their problems.
Happy Space Skeleton Saturday! NASA’s not doing so well on this cover to a Hibari Hit comic, “Intro to SF Horror,” likely from mid-to-late 70s. I’m not sure who the artist is.
