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I work on a tour boat 🛥️

Getting paid money

Free boat trips

Teach me your ways 👀

I’ve been really enjoying art that implements a light aspect… for example Seontae Hwang’s use of backlit panels to show incoming light, or Lucinda Dilworth’s use of projection mapping to animate their paintings.

Gilmore Girls

Practical Magic Sabrina the Teenage Witch

Cunk on Life

Not to mention the use of hors d’oeuvres, cul-de-sac, faux pas, rendezvous, cliche…

Lemme, TikTok, Instagram (where I follow mostly artists, friends and crafters), and Libby

My personal goal is to give my dog 1 million kisses in his lifetime because I know he’ll only be around for 10-15 years. It sounds like you’ve never had a pet or an animal rely on you and I’m sorry for that/I find that weird 🤷🏽‍♀️

TIL you can assign custom tags to people… can users see what they’ve been tagged as?

Rock City Gardens near Chattanooga would be my recommendation. Super cool cave system, canyon and trail with waterfalls and scenic views. We decided to stop there on a whim after seeing billboards advertising it from hundreds of miles away. It was a welcome break from a long drive!

What brand of toothpaste is this?

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I beg to differ… I quit smoking 7 months ago and have gained 20 pounds since then. 🥲 I think smoking was messing with my sense of smell

I have updated the links, no more meta 🫣🙃

As you mentioned in your post, it’s almost impossible to pick just 5 favorite singular works… so here are some of the top active artists that I currently adore (in no particular order)

• Guido Llordi, kinetic painter
• Tomislav Topić, muralist and fabric installations
• Smallwhitemonster, painter
• Seontae Hwang, backlit lightbox art
• Pieter Van Hooydonck/Kras Glass, stained glass artist
• Stevie Shao, muralist and painter
• Aura Terrariums, stained glass artist

… this list will probably change by next week

Some of mine have been adapted from books, so I specified the media:

Movie: Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Series

TV: Under the Dome

TV: Kim’s Convenience

TV: The OA

TV: Ponies (maybe they renew for a second season 🤞🏼)

Bonus- Shows that lasted a little too long:

Orange is the New Black, Westworld

I would highly recommend Blue Bayou, it’s about a Korean-American man in Louisiana raised by adoptive parents, but never got the proper paperwork to be considered a citizen. Amazing film, had me tearing up.