Interesting viewing while I stitch ... my hairdresser loaned me the season one DVDs of Life After People and I watched the first four episodes yesterday. Very U.S.-centric so far (other than a brief speculation on the survival of the royal corgis and how long it will likely take for Big Ben to collapse) and edited for the very short attention span, but the structual decay and vegetation/waterway change timelines are still quite interesting. Gonna put disc 2 in tonight ... maybe the rest of the world gets included later on ...
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hungry
Ah well ...
Interesting viewing while I stitch ... my hairdresser loaned me the season one DVDs of Life After People and I watched the first four episodes yesterday. Very U.S.-centric so far (other than a brief speculation on the survival of the royal corgis and how long it will likely take for Big Ben to collapse) and edited for the very short attention span, but the structual decay and vegetation/waterway change timelines are still quite interesting. Gonna put disc 2 in tonight ... maybe the rest of the world gets included later on ...
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A good way to start the day ...
... with a dose of Vieux Farka Touré. :-) This entry was originally posted at https://jlsjlsjls.dreamwidth.org/1364530.html. Please comment…
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Scenes from a Canadian childhood
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Nostalgia with giggles
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