Yep. Totally normal.
Apparently she's been spotted in LEGGINGS. Everyone SHOULD be talking about this.
Now let's get back to PXSD. It was a REALLY good day. For one, because I ate THE BEST CHRISTMAS SANDWICH OF ALL TIME, but also because after, Hannah and I went to the Royal College of Surgeons to hear a talk entitled 'An Anatomical Whodunnit? The Tiger Bronzes by Michelangelo,' all about these guys:
Do you think my deodorant's working?
In a nutshell, these uncredited bronzes have been attributed to Michelangelo for a variety of reasons, one of which is anatomical. So we got to hear the academic authority on the subject, Dr. Peter McSmartface Letters Letters Letters, tell us all about Michelangelo's approach to musculature in art and how these are perfect examples. It was all very interesting (more than I've made it sound) and also he spent some time on slides involving the words 'coiffured and blow dried pubes' - along with lovely examples of styles throughout art history - so I feel like I've pretty much peaked in art lecture quality and will never have to go to another one again. This guy has really raised the bar:
In both art history AND top tie-man-ship.
Then, after leaving the lecture hall, all giddy on learning, we cut through the magical Lincoln's Inn, which has to be London's Most Literal Place:
'What should we call this one?' 'Old Buildings.' [. . .] 'Yeah, alright.'
'No, but really, shouldn't we try harder?' 'Do you or don't you want to get to the pub, John?' [. . .] 'Fair enough.'
[ . . . ] 'Ah, forget it.'
And then of course, there's The Chapel. Is there anything more calming than a quiet London chapel in the middle of the afternoon? They just make you want to sit and breathe for a while:
In . . . and out.
And there's always the Stained Glass Comedies when you're done being contemplative:
Meet Wolverine, I've Lost My Kitten, Can't Touch This, and She Did What?
Heading into work now - this book is getting REAL and I'm expecting some executions soon - so keep on keeping on, comrades, and see you tomorrow!
Big hugs and lots of love,
Esss
You make me laugh in the smartest of ways!--Cindy B.
ReplyDeleteAnd this is Stacey T and boy is it lovely to stumble onto this (Cindy sent me a link!) and reconnect with you at the same time. Laughing so hard it hurts and that, my friend, is a good thing in these most desperate times!
ReplyDeleteStacey and Cindy!! It makes my day to hear from you! Sending you so much love!
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