I’m so in love with these new chips. They look perfect. She so creepy and adorable. Gahhh
D’awww. We so QT
“Macfarlane entwines history and landscape just as well as Sebald and Chejfec and evokes, to borrow from George Bernard Shaw’s description of the Skelligs, a part of our dream world.”
Read more of what we’re loving this week, including Robert Macfarlane’s The Wild Places, Olivier Assayas’s film Something in the Air, and a new translation of Rainer Maria Rilke’s Letters To A Young Poet.
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First time changing Penny’s eye chips. It only took me two tries. The first time the damn things didn’t want to come out. But the second time was much easier. Its more a matter of patience.
I put in these really sweet turquoise chips. You can’t tell a whole lot in the picture but they’re really pretty irl.
I got four other colors. I’m not doing all of hers today. Or ever probably. I need to get those horrendous orange stock chips out of Evelyn’s head. Because who the hell has orange eyes…
Pentagon official sees "at least 10 to 20" more years fighting al Qaeda. Welcome to America’s Thirty Years War.
It was just two months ago the top U.S. intelligence official testified that al-Qaida had been battered by the U.S. into a state of disarray. A year ago, the current CIA director, John Brennan, said that “For the first time since this fight began, we can look ahead and envision a world in which the al Qaeda core is simply no longer relevant.” Just this week, the commander of the Joint Special Operations Command, Army Lt. Gen. Joseph Votel, told a Florida conference that he was looking at missions beyond the counterterrorism manhunt.
Yet a spokeswoman, Army Col. Anne Edgecomb, clarified that [the official] meant the conflict is likely to last ten to twenty more years from today — atop the 12 years that the conflict has already lasted. Welcome to America’s Thirty Year
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