Interlude.

I love questions!
Jackie: It's 'who', not 'whom'. How do you know? Use 'whom' as the object of a preposition. (HU?) A preposition, as you've all forgotten several decades ago, is a word like to, in, at, on, from, for. So here's some examples:
To whom it may concern
The leader in whom we trust
The man at whom the pie was thrown (OK, please don't ever use such roundabout constructions as this. We're American, damnit. Direct and to the point. Then go eat some batter-fried bacon.)
For whom the bell tolls
OK, you get the idea.

<--Richelle, the bead is agate... It did look rather nice in the pictures, hu? I'm just as surprised as you



I got a new clean, spacious space!

Before:

<--After, bitches!

<-- Check out the big empty floor. See the burn marks lower right? That's from my heat gun. Friggin' utee.

So I wanted to share some wall displays I made of some of Sparrow's insane photography.

Here's the one with the smaller pieces:

But my favorite is the one with the big ones:

And yeah, the photo at the bottom of each grouping is repeated, but I just really loved it and they needed that exact amount for a pleasing cluster.
What else?
I packed up EIGHT items yesterday people. Just sayin'.