Burning bright, in the forests of the night…
I couldn’t get a focused enough picture of the light bulb, but the filament is still there, which means this baby still burns… Cool, yes? In the 1920s, when this light bulb would have been in use, there was no such thing as autopilot. But I, personally, have put the posts on auto these last few weeks as The Kid has been home from University and I was tuckered out from the whole book thing—just wanted to listen to people […]
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