My daughter presented me with this drawing last weekend.
'I used an eyeliner pen for the black lines and some silver nail varnish for his costume', she said.
'I used an eyeliner pen for the black lines and some silver nail varnish for his costume', she said.
'I think he would've liked that', I replied.
And felt sad all over again.
I got a small package on Monday. It was a packet of vintage razor blades. A brand called Blu Strike, whose package artwork strongly resembles that of Lucky Strike cigarettes. I bought a pack of these blades from an antiques store back in the 1980s and experienced the closest damn shave I've ever had.
A casual stroll through eBay and I saw a packet of these blades for sale. I hit the 'Buy It Now' button pretty quick.
I wore the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean for most of the week;
And switched over to the Omega Speedmaster Professional on Thursday afternoon;
Seen here on my hardback copy of Trigger Mortis. This is a signed and numbered edition of the book, which probably isn't as exclusive as one would think. Author Anthony Horowitz joked on Twitter that an unsigned copy of this book is rarer than a signed one. No matter. I just thought it would be cool to have a signed copy. It was a great book. I think I'll probably give it another read in a month or two.
Anyway, it's pouring rain here in Melbourne right now. Got a few tasks to be done, so I'll say 'bye for now.
Thanks for reading and have a great weekend, all!
That's a wonderful piece of art, a real keeper. The bookshelves look very nice.
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Thanks, Joe. Yep, the artwork is a keeper. The bookshelves turned out okay, but none of the angles are truly straight. A woodworker or cabinet maker would be in stitches. Still, as long as they don't collapse, I'll be happy.
DeleteAs for the job, I've seen some shady business practices occur this week and they go against my moral code, which is why I continue to look for something else.
Great picture! Shelves are looking good. And just looking at those razors makes me nervous - same with carving knives I can't keep em out in the open. :)
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