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Timothy Doyle - Mostly art and underappreciated New England Cities. No longer a journalist.
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I wasn't planning on being interested in the World Series this year, but then I remembered Mookie Betts' radiant smile when he met The Dictator last year.
Ah October, when the weather gets chilly and I finish off my boxes of tea left over from last year.
Bonus squirrel content
Now is the time to catch the good trees at Elm Park. Pretty soon the only trees with leaves will be lame-o trees.
Yeah, I spelled his name wrong. My art history degree is from University of Arizona.
Was going to post Gustave Klimt's Three Ages of Women, but it got labeled as adult content.
A reminder that this guy is famous for not paying tradespeople.
Trump on Harvard: "We reached a concept of a deal but it's pretty complicated bc under this deal it would be $500m, they're gonna open up trade schools. I love the idea of trade & trade schools by Harvard. You know, they get into like a vocational-type school... we may just charge them a $500m fine"
Do any of the betting websites have a line on the Pres receiving an extravagant gift from a foreign head of state containing the stolen jewels from the Louvre within the next few weeks? My exact prediction is a WWE-style belt.
The crowd was bigger to the right of my photo. Lots of people lining Salisbury St. cheering on honking traffic and DJ.
New painting!
Ninth Ave. & 35th Street
Acrylic on Canvas
16" x 20"
I found Dolphin Boy. I'm not saying where.
I watched Magnolia last night for the first time in 25 years and it occurred to me that in real life, Tom Cruise's character would now be the head of the National Council of the Humanities or something.
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In honor of National Poetry Day, the greatest parody rewrite of all time:
Here's my painting of the Aurora Hotel in Worcester, Mass. which has been converted to mixed -income affordable housing, with 25 units dedicated to at-risk individuals with wrap around services available.
Welp, I can start wearing my Mets cap again without being called a Band Wagoneer.
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Hot dog coat-of-arms, created for the 50th anniversary of the invention of the hot dog, at Coney Island in 1939. Shows a hot dog being knighted, flanked by two wiener dogs, crowned by mustard. (They took some liberties with the Latin, but do you expect a hot dog place to have an in-house Latinist?)