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Well this post has me smiling! Soak it up, dad! ❤️

OMFG she had to wait for a shopping cart 😯

Or at least the punchline.

She wrote the damn joke.

So sorry for your loss. Much love to you and to everyone who loved him. ❤️❤️❤️

Wait I unknowingly made my first ever post about String Cheese Incident??

Hahaha

Now we just watched the Gaffigan Subway bit and I was legit crying.

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...a sign that I need to lean into Freud or that I need to learn how to enjoy things. It is a sign that I have done the work needed to develop a palate for his art.

There are actually some later Monet works that I don't like. I am not holding myself up as an art expert or Monet expert, but I have spent many, many hours studying it and I now know what I like and what I don't like and can put that into words.

IMO me disliking certain Monet paintings is not...

...problem, it is an experience/skill problem.

When I was first introduced to Monet I was knocked out. He was my entry into becoming passionate about art. At first I loved it all. I eventually spent enough time to know that the 1880s are my favorite Monet decade and the 1920s my least favorite...

...a phenomenal one and a generational one. I do not have the skill to be able to tell the difference between those four tiers - and the gap between simply good and generational is the equivalent of a good bar band and Led Zeppelin.

But to me that is not an attitude or approach...

I would gently argue the exact opposite. I think ballet is beautiful and it's stunning to me that humans can be that athletic while being that graceful.

But I don't know my head from my ass when it comes to ballet. If you show me a good ballet dancer I'm blown away. Same for a great one and...

Yes that's it