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The longest running Time Since Launch has been hanging with the clutter on my desk for a few weeks now.

Time markers.

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The oldest TSL has been running for 1121 days 17 hours 14 minutes and 45 seconds, which was back on November 20, 2018. Looking back in my calendar to that day, alongside testing TSL, we helped a friend fix their bike, celebrated thanksgiving at school potluck and took our little guy for his 18 month pediatrician check-up. It feels nice to have this physical marker that transports us back to what now feels like ages ago. Now time to clean up the way less elegant accumulation of time on my desk.

Today is the last day to grab holiday goodies.

Today is the last day to order stuff to meet the USPS Priority Mail holiday deadline. If I were you, I'd get on it ASAP. We're sadly sold out of a bunch of stuff right now but we do have new Time Since Launch inventory that just arrived. hurrah!

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Image from MoMA archive.

From the archive.

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This morning I was randomly perusing the MoMA online archive, specically the pre-1850 era work, which is where their collection begins. I clicked on this work of art, which I thought was just an image of two guys playing checkers. It stood out to me likely because of the way it is pictured with the color card beneath it. After clicking through, it turns out it is a 2-part work. Greetings to you purple clad grasshopper. The artist is unknown and the title is Two Men Playing Checkers / Untitled (bug). There is very little information about this, but now I have tons of questions.

Two Men Paying Checkers / Untitled (bug)