The Pet Rocks…as Actual, Plain Rocks.

Pebble & Snug!

Surely this will go well!

I was there too.

I have not had time to draw anything for the RainCode anniversary, so please accept this doodle I did of the NDA all as worms when me and a few fellow RainCoders drew together!

Maaloul is a Palestinian village in Galilee. In 1948, it was destroyed by the Israeli armed forces and its people were expelled, so they headed either to Lebanon or to the neighboring town of Nazareth. Since then, the former residents of Maaloul were only allowed to visit it once a year on the anniversary of the occupation, so it became a tradition to organize a picnic in the same place on that day.

The people of Maaloul village fled from it under the fire of Zionist gangs in 1948. This is a wound that will not heal. The people of the wound cling to it because it may one day chart the way back. The villagers visit the ruins of their village once a year to celebrate over them. It is an amazing insistence on clinging to the land and its memory. We were able to carry our wounds in our bags because the wound prevents forgetting. That memory, which was written in blood, is more lasting than all the ruins and all the artificial countries.

Via itszaynalarbi

Pep talk.

Compare & contrast.

2020 V.S. 2025.

This guy’s our commander?

Another cursed THING.

Song: 64💫 by Puhreem on SoundCloud

Yomi…Wong?

And now a picture to start off the new year.

Edge!

Filter-less version.

(My phone washes out the colours for some reason.)