p s e u d o r e a l
Better Than Real Because It's Not.
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(Jul 10) pseudoreal is now less than a month and a half out of sync.
Many roads have closed in recent years
A survivor
But alas, the world is full of inconsiderate assholes holding yard sales.
I wonder what happens if you turn on Fred?
Oh. This is what happens.
Seriously green
Someone’s happy to have exited
Malware isn’t the worst thing that can happen to your computer
Well, that didn’t last long
Whoever Travis was, 20 is awfully young to be gone
More death. Not quite so recent.
Selden Fire Dept Memorial
Supercomputers in Selden. What a clever place to hide them!
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(May 13) DEC retraining credits are being obtained.
Pete’s looking for coffee
Construction is apparently underway here on Queens Boulevard.
The Boulevard of Death shows no sign of where its nickname comes from at this hour on a Sunday morning.
Two flats.
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(Apr 2) Starting over again. New location. Same boxes since Brooklyn. The boxes and I are both worn out.
I am trying to settle in
Another duckie
Perhaps people wouldn’t dump if the town ever picked up yard waste.
There’s a lot of towers
And a lot of odd signage
This didn’t turn out like I’d expected
So yeah.
Bonus Moon!
The moon moves a lot too, I guess.
But at least it has an orbit.
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(Feb 21) Last time I was in Pennsylvania, it was to see Pete’s grandmother. This time, it was to pick up inventory for Pete’s store. Although it superficially appears to be farmland, in fact Pennsylvania was created by British King Charles II, who named it for Admiral Penn and and the ancient Japanese word for consumer electronics, leading Penn’s son William to open the world’s largest, and only factory direct Sylvania electronics superstore in the colonies.
We’re not in New York anymore
We’re in the land of free air
And farms
And cows
And silos
And more cows
And Windmills
And more road
And lots of river
It’s pretty scenery
Being February, it still gets dark early
America’s Favorite Nuclear Accident Site
Twilight approached
We visited a few more farms before heading out
Turkey Hill is serious business
If you feel enlightened by my story of William Penn, I have a bridge for sale. Slightly used.
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(Feb 21) One last trek through the old hood. I think I was going to the post office.
I wonder who this belongs to?
Looking down (north) Main Street
The strange glowing ground
I’ve walked those steps many times in the past
Looking up (south) Main Street
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