More Insane Fuckery

Oh, "MAY" be hazardous????

Finally, another use for all

our leftover covid masks!

But actually, here is a better perspective . . . .

And what about those pesky NATO allies?

But at least the space program

is up and running again to

take our minds off things . . . .

It's Been Much Too Highbrow Around Here Lately, So . . .

Across the Universe

["and the stars look very different today..."

art by ateazure]

Everyone is very excited about the Artemis II

space mission currently flying around the moon!

So it's time again to consider the vastness

of the universe and our relationship to it!

Okay, that's all I need to hear!

Knights, Cats, and Foul Beasts

"M’lord be it gay if I doth touch lance tips with Ser Gawain?"

Yeah! Some dragons or maybe a Foul Beast! . . . oh oh, nevermind.

Here's a brave knight fighting a modern Foul Beast . . .

may he (or she or they) have better luck!

[Photo by Len and Mae Sander © 2026;

used by gracious permission of Mae's Food Blog]

Monday Murals -- A Deeper Perspective

I'm taking part today in 

Monday Murals hosted by Sami.

This beautiful mural called A Deeper Perspective

is painted on a wall inside Edmonton's Kingsway Mall.

Its creator is Ashley Rosenow of Illustrious Interiors.

She is an Edmonton artist and international muralist.

The hands of the Divine Feminine reach out across the universe

to bless our Earth and our galaxy. Her hands and arms are inscribed

with positive thoughts, dreams and wishes such as:

Joy

Unity

World Peace

Save Ukraine

All We Have Is Now

Bee Happy

All the inscribed words were inspired by the comments

of passersby as Ashley Rosenow (pictured below) painted this mural.

[Photo #1 © Debra She Who Seeks, 2026;

Photo #2 is from the artist's website]

Got Your Easter Bonnet On?

Oh, thought I couldn't work

superheroes into this post?

Say hello to The Winter Rabbit,

also known as The Easter Bucky!

[art by solitary-serenity, found here]

And to all of you who celebrate,

the Butter Lamb and I wish you and yours . . . .