Week of March 16, 2025 – Metal ordered, a smoky spring, Grimace’s ‘horncut’, and revisiting Luck & Mr. Monkie

(Above: Photo #5 of the salt springs on the morning of 3/19/2025. I took this photo before swimming. It was a mysterious and somewhat eerie sight.
Foto #5 de los manantiales de sal en la mañana del 19/3/2025. Tomé esta foto antes de nadar. Fue una vista misteriosa y un poco inquietante.)

3/16/2025: Today began in the high 60s and warmed into the low 80s. Cloudy morning followed by rainy afternoon.

3/17/2025: Today began in the low 50s and warmed into the high 60s. Sunny and breezy.

3/18/2025: Today began in the low 40s and warmed into the high 70s. Mostly sunny.

3/19/2025: Today began in the low 40s and warmed into the low 80s.

The Ritsabittle to a smoky Salt Springs. Un Ritsabittle a los humeantes manantiales de sal.

The remainder of the magnificent free day. El resto del magnífico día de descanso.

3/20/2025: Today began in the low 50s and warmed into the high 70s. Mostly sunny and breezy morning. Drizzly and breezy afternoon.

3/21/2025: Today began in the low 40s and warmed into the high 60s. Sunny.

3/22/2025: Today began in the high 30s and warmed into the high 70s. Sunny.

Final Note: The epigraph for Grimorzak’s 10th chapter in TLB (Book 2).

With the existential sphere exhibiting a perpetual state of flux, anyone bearing a grain of luck can experience a moment’s harmony between interior and exterior. It’s in the maintaining of that harmony where lies the true and eternal art, and as is the case with all arts, most must learn through grueling trial and error while a very fortunate few are born masters.

…which, I suppose, means that it all comes back to luck, doesn’t it?

- High Metallurgist Guiuth speaks of Sarojin the Orange

Revisiting Mr. Monkie:

A photo of Mr. Monkie. He is the steer in the center of the photo with the slightly crooked legs.
Una foto del señor Monkie. Él es el buey en el centro de la foto con las patas un poco torcidas.

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