Enjoying the latest World of Warcraft expansion thus far, Shadowlands. The levelling experience from 50 to 60 seems quick, way to quick so I’m hoping they have enough end game content lined up to keep people busy for a year or more. Screenshot below is from the Ardenweald realm.
I may not own all of these phones anymore, but I did at one time and decided to keep the boxes.
Below is from the iPhone 3GS to iPhone 12 Pro Max
Random North Vancouver colours
“Some humans would do anything to see if it was possible to do it. If you put a large switch in some cave somewhere, with a sign on it saying ‘End-of-the-World Switch. PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH’, the paint wouldn’t even have time to dry.”
Terry Pratchett “Thief of Time”
Roughly a month ago I was talked into starting Hello Fresh (a meal prep service) due to my inability to make anything out outside of my usual 2-3 dishes. Thus far I’ve found the weekly selections to always have something that my picky eating habits would enjoy. Regardless, this is not an ad for Hello Fresh but an excuse for me to share photos of some of the dishes I’ve made.
As Summer winds down it may not be as easy to get to these, but from what I’ve found there are many more public art installations where I live to locate. In the mean time, here is another batch of recent and not so recent finds.
“The three true ages of man are youth, middle age, and how the fuck did I get old so soon?”
Stephen King “Revival”
Another post as I’ve decided to continue to search our the North Shore here in British Columbia for interesting public art. As time permits I’ll be adding more information as to where and what each picture is. Its one reason that Im happy to live where I do in Canada.
Given the boredom of social distancing and keeping to ones self I’ve found that searching out various public art on the North Shore in British Columbia Canada has been interesting. Here are a few of the recent pictures of taken of these.
Another week. Another park. This one a little to busy to stick around at for too long in this day and age but I still got a few nice pictures before high tailing it out of there.
This time it’s Whytecliff park, which is featured in many movies and television series shot in British Columbia.
