Such a form as grecian goldsmiths make of hammered gold and gold enamelling.

The steampunk, the 19th century, and grecian invention: a genre, a revolution, and a golden age.

Like hunter-gatherer art made with cast-off factory wares.

Interesting and beautiful.

I must admit that the list is odd, though not inscrutable: Bukowski and Burroughs write 'homeless fiction', if such a genre exists.

And, as for the magical books and tomes, imho, there is something mysterious and secretive about finding a grimoire in a library as opposed to a bookstore.

Paul
antiaging4geeks.com

SE7A7N7 says: "How long would it take someone to make a free widget that does the same thing? Like 30 minutes?"
You are doubtless correct, but it is the tactile fisher price feel of this gadget that is its selling point.
Widget-gauged typing would be work.
This is play.

Peter J. Lupo Esq.
antiaging4geeks.com

The Chai syrup Tazo supplies to the Starbucks cafes is different from the Chai concentrate available in Barnes and Nobles Bookstore cafes, supermarkets and other fine outlets. The Starbucks Chai syrup comes in a white container, whereas the consumer Chai concentrate comes in a beige container.

When, oh when, will Tazo make the thicker, heavier, chai syrup available to the consumer, so that I may slurp up obscenely sweet chai all day long?

Peter J. Lupo Esq.
antiaging4geeks.com

Lenticular clouds are quite beautiful, and I wonder how many people today mistake them for UFOs. This number could hint at how many earlier UFO sightings may have been cloud formations mistaken for chariots of the gods.

The dry phrases above mask the overwhelming wonder I experience over aerial anomalies.

If only I could conjure a sentiment to express my brightening vision.

Peter J. Lupo Esq.
http://antiaging4geeks.com