I love seeing how people see the world around them.

I love this account.

No one likes to lose this big, but this was a fun moment. I can't wait to show my father-in-law.

I’ve discovered this is a fairly regular offering at our church after the service when we’re having tea. Maybe the most honest snack I’ve ever seen, and something I’d probably make myself in private at 11 pm when I’m a bit peckish and staring at the open fridge.

If you see this, post something orange from your gallery.

I've just seen a face Jess' first practice with the Renegades is... revealing

Good morning, babies. The latest story from my little fictional town is ready to read. I hope you enjoy. open.substack.com/pub/dunnockb...

I've just seen a face Jess' first practice with the Renegades is... revealing

Good morning, babies. The latest story from my little fictional town is ready to read. I hope you enjoy. open.substack.com/pub/dunnockb...

😌

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Two chickadees sit on a branch, one says: "Whoa! Look!" indicating a light in the sky over the horizon. The other one says: "Pretty!" The first one says "Do you think that's Venus or just a bright star?". The second one looks nervous, stumbling "Oh... uh... yeah it's probably Bemus"

Venus

Ok I’m ready for another Muppets episode

i don’t want my appliances to be smart or connect to the internet. i want them to do one mechanical task for 100 years

I think one thing I underestimated or didn't appreciate was how much, at times of incredible events, much of normal life would just sort of carry on.

After David Gunn retired from Amtrack, he moved to Cape Breton. I interviewed him once, and he sat in his dining room pouring over maps and marvelling at the many ways you could have travelled from Sydney to Halifax in 1900. Even if you just decided mid-day you wanted to go, you had so many options.

Leonard's commute Dunnock Bay's garbage man heads into the depot

We're walking out the door with Leonard for his commute to the garbage depot in Dunnock Bay this week. open.substack.com/pub/dunnockb...

Leonard's commute Dunnock Bay's garbage man heads into the depot

We're walking out the door with Leonard for his commute to the garbage depot in Dunnock Bay this week. open.substack.com/pub/dunnockb...

Son of Leamington here. The amount of miles I get out of “we had to drive NORTH to visit the US.“

Mindy washes up It's been a long couple days and the dishes are piling...

Bit of a return-to-form in Dunnock Bay this morning, because those dishes won’t wash themselves.

Mindy washes up It's been a long couple days and the dishes are piling...

Bit of a return-to-form in Dunnock Bay this morning, because those dishes won’t wash themselves.

The World Baseball Classic, Team USA, and the war problem On conduct unbecoming.

Never thought I'd be sharing anything written by a Yankees fan, but this gets it absolutely right: www.pinstripealley.com/yankees-edit...

youtu.be/MY3-GNaiys8?...

Newfoundland ponies and dinosaurs 96-year-old Albert remembers life on the farm

96-year-old Albert and 4-year-old James are back In this week’s Dunnock Bay open.substack.com/pub/dunnockb...

Really enjoyed this. Shared with my wife. I cannot help but see a massive sperm whale in the photo.

i have a new comic out! it is called chatterbox. available for purchase or read for free at www.liammckennacomics.com

A stack of games on my shelf

Dutch Blitz
Dutch Blitz
Dutch Blitz
PARTY

en-THYOOSE-ee-ist?

A fire hydrant

Look at our little guy!

A street scape on a snowy morning with a fire truck and smoke in the background and a fire hydrant in the foreground

This morning the fire department came to my street to put out an actual dumpster fire. They used the fire hydrant on our property, which was the first time it’s been used in the decade we’ve lived here. I was so proud of our little guy.

Baby Jacques.

Style talk here.