It’s impressive when people are able to collect rarities of any kind, this made me realize that it makes for a very unique experience when someone decides to honor a specific piece of everyday life that people usually only think about in the context of function. And you captured it well. I was at the Andy Worhol museum not long ago. His collection of kitsch Knick Knacks on display there is a similar flavor of fun.

This is spectacular. Is this your collection?

That’s lovely. I like how that one bloom asserts itself into the foreground.

Phil Lynott?

Delightful. I need to remember to keep a space reserved to make music low stakes in a similar way. It would be funny if this setup was the catalyst for a masterpiece you and your freinds unwittingly discovered. I think it’s important to take it seriously sometimes as well, but this stands a much better chance of getting the social benefits of music than releasing a “serious” album on bandcamp, especially if nobody’s heard of you.

It’s really funny because I just joined this so I’m following just you and the automatic friend my account comes with, I’m assuming one of the tech dudes behind this platform, so it’s alternate between your confrontations and reckonings with darker aspects of the human condition and then cute doggie and kitty photos.