Thomas Hart Benton, American (1889-1975), June Morning, 1945, oil on Masonite, 106.7 x 122 cm, private collection
Came across an interesting rose mutation in the back corners of Boise County. Not only were these a very interesting color, they were very big, for wild roses. The roses on either side were standard, maybe slightly more pink than usual. Obviously, I didn’t harvest any of these.
Tonight’s feature:
It’s 3am and my washing machine just broke. Again.
Sophia Loren in Attila (1954)
If Waffle House doesn’t make this their new slogan, then capitalism has failed
It’s 6am I’ve been up all night I’m exhausted but my stupid asthma won’t let me sleep. Apparently we’re under a tornado watch too, and I need to speak to God right now because the whole point of living in this god-spurned hellscape that is the Appalachian mountains is not having to deal with wind.