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ShadenLines
Artist in various media (mostly traditional), craftsman & general DIYer. I make no guarantee of regular posting--work will go up as circumstances permit.

Pablo ''Neckbone'' Washington @ShadenLines

whatever--it's 2024.

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Posted by ShadenLines - September 24th, 2024


In unimportant news:


  • I've uploaded some artist's instructional materials from my personal vault. They're all in PDF format so you cannot preview them...that's just how the NG website is set up. But they are here, just so you know. If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a note. I'll send you a link as soon as I read it.
  • Hurricane Helene is expected to pass by a bit west of my area sometime on Thursday or Friday. I already have emergency supplies, but not enough canned goods. Gonna hafta buy enough to fill one of my crates, at least. Also, potable water...I have a few gallons stored, but I want at least three more--five would be better. Need a few filter!
  • Certain analysts are predicting the Fed will do another 50-bp rate cut by the end of November. We'll see.

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Hang in there, friend. And be safe!

I appreciate the thought. Am not too worried...northeast Florida isn't "Hurricane Alley". We rarely ever take a direct hit. Usually when a storm comes up from/through the Gulf of Mex, it veers east/northeast across south or ctrl FL into the Atlantic. Or it goes over the panhandle & heads inland. The last time Jacksonville was hit was either '84 or '86, I was told. We catch some of the outer bands of the storm & that's it...a ton of rain & some wind gusts, but I've never seen the kind of destruction they get down in Miami.

@ShadenLines Sounds like the city I live in but instead of hurricanes, it's tornadoes. Last big one was in '85 but we still get warnings every year. 2021 had a small one still rip through a few blocks. Mother Nature doesn't fuck around.

Hmmm...that sounds like either Oklahoma or somewhere in the Midwest. Never seen a twister myself but I've certainly heard about 'em. Mother Nature needs some serious therapy. She also should not be allowed any alcoholic beverages.

@ShadenLines I'm actually further up in Ontario, Canada.