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Poor Moose...he needs a little house/climb-y thing! For now, he substitutes with boxes. We keep boxes from packages around for weeks because he loves hiding in them so much. Here he is, totally in his element and "being cute" while I was taking pictures of him in his play box. :)
Got a donation today of old craft supplies from a teacher (I think, I wasn't too clear on this part) and we found an old 48 pack of Crayola crayons. Some crayons weren't even used, like the orchid and brick red. ^^ Makes me want to find my old box of crayons. My tech and I were joking about how there isn't even a crayon sharpener in the back like how the new ones have.
New couch (floor model = savings! again!). We sold our old one last week, finally. It had been falling apart since day one. We picked up this beauty for less than what we sold our old couch for.
I'm not a big fan of spending money, but since we're hosing Christmas this year, we really needed to buy a couch. Now only if we had a dining room table...
I got my shoes for Phyllis' wedding. They're super high, but then again, nothings worth doing if you aren't doing it right. Or something like that. Me gusta mucho, and thank you Zappos for upgrading my shipping for free!!!
Roasted veggies! We had a TON of veggies in the fridge from the last few weeks' CSA shares. So instead of letting them go to waste, I decided to roast them. On the left, there are green beans and garlic. The right is potatoes, pears, shallots, and garlic. And, not pictured, I did a combo of eggplant, tomatoes, green peppers, and garlic. I just drizzled each of these combos with olive oil and sprinkled salt and pepper on them. They were roasted at 425F for about 30 minutes. All were delicious...especially paired with bratwurst from our meat CSA :)
365 Journey | Day 24
"Enveloped in the white abyss of architectural imagination."
A nocturnal exploration within the cavernous curves of the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying). The immense, flowing white canopy hangs like the hull of a colossal starship, while the rhythmic glow from the tilted glass walls creates a surreal, cinematic atmosphere.
This perspective celebrates the organic geometry of the space—where the rigid coldness of steel and glass is softened by the sweeping, liquid lines of the design. It is a quiet moment in the heart of the "Mothership," where human presence is dwarfed by the sheer scale of creative engineering.
📍 Location: National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying), Taiwan