… setting up the new heated bird bath on Sunday.
… trying to propagate some mushrooms in the shade and in the woods.
… arugula sprouts.
… bread.
… planning and plotting a container garden that might actually work and feed me a bit rather than just being a money sink.
… Jung Society events tomorrow and Saturday.
… receiving Woody Plants of the Southeastern United States: A Winter Guide
… signing up for The 10% Campaign
… falling asleep in a little bit.

enjoying…
… Christian Doil — Eis.
… Winter Weed Finder: A Guide to Dry Plants in Winter
… mushroom espresso immune support powder
… home made whole milk yogurt with local honey

I like art that makes you feel like you are watching the inside of someone else’s mind.

Henrik Drescher‘s work is like that.

Detail from Turbulence

A number of his bookworks are available for viewing (even zooming in) here.

Tears of Joy

…I will collect images of things instead of purchasing them. All from Etsy. Click image if you want to see the item page.

Titanium ring with leopard skin jasper stone inlay

Interesting Square Neckline Linen Dress

Slumber of the Cicada, original painting

Set of Four Rice Bowls - Iron Red

Missing You shirt

Giant Black Batwing Ciacada

Bobcat skull w/shamanic ornamentation

Red Bodhi Original Oil Painting

Merkur 45 Bakelite Double Edge Safety Razor, from Lee’s Razors. And 40 assorted razor blades that cost about the same as a pack of 6 Sensor Excel or whatever-they-are-called blades.

Have used it twice with no mishaps or blood. I’m pleased with it and it feels good to use grooming products that are built to last, are not girly, and that aren’t wasteful.

Excitement as CuteOverload features one of my favorite animals: the kinkajou!

Their description:

Usually nocturnal, this lil’ Dude will claw yer eyes out during the day if disturbed. So, not dissimilar to your Mother without a gin martini.