Set wide the window.
Let me drink the day.
— Edith Wharton, Artemis to Actaeon and Other Verses (First published May 10th 1909)
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Let’s just say…Wow. Stick to the finish on this video.
And don’t miss these photographs here: The real Lion Kings: Incredible photographs show the majestic animals in their stunning natural habitat on the African plains (via DailyMail.com, February 23, 2019)
Consider the beer can. It was beautiful – as beautiful as the clothespin, as inevitable as the wine bottle, as dignified and reassuring as the fire hydrant. A tranquil cylinder of delightfully resonant metal, it could be opened in an instant, requiring only the application of a handy gadget freely dispensed by every grocer. Who can forget the small, symmetrical thrill of those two triangular punctures, the dainty pfff, the little crest of suds that foamed eagerly in the exultation of release?
– John Updike, from “Beer Can” in Assorted Prose
Notes: Photo – vinepair. Quote: via Swiss Miss
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