Monthly Archives: November 2024

There’s a story about an old man who lost a horse, and the series of events that followed can be interpreted as “good” or “bad” at first– but everyone’s early conclusions are wrong.  It’s an old story that will help me in the coming days, weeks, and months as I process my own reality and how I perceive it.  Big thanks to Byrle S. for telling me about Sai Weng Shi Ma.

“…They will dig up these ruins and make flutes of our bones and blow a hymn to the memory of the orphans of God.”

His red eyes can sear through the toughest gnat! His silver legs are faster than a ladybug on her way home to stop a fire! His metallic body is able to resist being squished by a human twice his size… but a human that small would probably be considered a freak of nature, and most likely be held captive by secret research scientists.

The visuals make it cosmic, the random glowing insects make it enchanting, the whistling gnomes playing banjos make it real.  This ‘Spacefolk Campfire Jam’ is another happy place for me.  It’s good music to have in the background, but if you want a real treat, watch the video for the fireflies.  Hello November!