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   (2007.03.11)

The Last King of Volver.”

Side-by-side movie posters: ‘Volver’ (mostly lipstick-red) and ‘The Last King of Scotland’ (yellow with orange type overlaid on a face)
   (2007.03.10)
A finger behind a gift card with inscriptions in Urdu, Hindi, and Tamil appears to be connected to a photo of an upturned hennaed hand with bracelets

Apparently it’s actually Urdu.

   (2007.03.08)

“ ‘Are you from Oceania?’ was my mind-bogglingly nerdy response to him”

   (2007.03.07)

An uncommon daytime sighting of a raccoon. (This one is at least not mortally ill.) But as with the nighttime sightings, it is perfectly possible to take as many pictures as necessary until you get the one you want.

Large grey raccoon, with brown flecking on the back of the neck, crouches on top of wooden stairs

There was a difference today, though. I took a step to get closer, and the raccoon communicated “Now I am obligated to hide behind the trellis.” It was able to impart annoyance or resignation as it unhurriedly waddled under the step. I snapped a flash picture and stood a little bit too long, forcing it to show resignation again and walk into its hiding place.

Raccoons are surprisingly able to suggest emotional states. It is akin to offending a penguin, which happens even to tall, boyish, adorable penguin-keepers with movie-star names.

   (2007.03.06)

Which is the worse kind of Twit?

   (2007.03.05)

And less pretentious than, say, the cheese shop’s.

Shop window in front of closed Venetian blinds reads TRAVEL MEDICAL CLINIC Dr. Doidge, b.a., m.d. in bold and book-weight bank gothics
   (2007.03.04)
Two plaques attached to wall read KEEP ARM IN and EMERGENCY EXIT (with diagram of trapezoidal window)
   (2007.03.03)
Sign face inset into barrel-shaped currgated-steel frame reads Walkway to Charles Street in Eurostyle
   (2007.03.03)

A young white Detroit rap artiste who is not Eminem in two ways

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