Close - more a “we’ve only got one design, but it’s awesome” aesthetic. And it really was.
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We visited the Blanton Museum of Art near UTAustin today. Free admission every Tuesday, btw.
I blurred the part with my kid
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Just plugging my topic over at…
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This is either quality assurance testing for competition dartboards, or the preliminary knockout stages of a darts contest.
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Tomorrow probably
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what is this “snow” you speak of?
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i truly know nothing!
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At St Albert the Great church in south Minneapolis. On a solidly overcast day with light snow flurries in the air.
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that’s cool!
i was unaware of Albert Magnus, patron saint of natural science, or that he discovered arsenic. apparently, the frog he ponders in his hand is symbolic of his studies in the natural world. you all probably knew this already, but i wanted to know “why a frog?”
cool. TIL
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Nice sluething!
I did some student exchanges at the Albertus Magnus Gymansium in Rottweil back in my houth.
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TIL from you! I did not know all that.
I once lived across the street from that church and statue, for a year or so, some forty years ago, and still pass it on some of my walks through the wider neighborhood. It’s such a nice statue. Always wondered what the frog was for.
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But why is his head so small?
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