Getting cozy at Kinship on a rainy day. Related: show me harmful coconut water.

MJ took incredible photos of our Cat’s Cradle improv show last week. Give them a follow if you’re on Instagram!



I found my friend’s 16mm student film I was in when I was around 17. Remember being a teenager and trying to be deep? This is that but filmed. Radiohead soundtrack. Smoking. Slow motion. Sepia. Falling. A gun. It’s all here.



My wonderful colleague Kat Shaw is featured in The Drop Time’s article on celebrating women in Drupal. The profile is accurate! I feel lucky to work with her.
My friend Ania said I was the patron saint of weird websites, and I’ve never been more honored.
The Tremble
Misses Marble Crumble sat looking at her fingers, wondering which one would betray her next. They held still.
A young man with long hair passed, sat down behind her, headphones covering his ears. Her fingers trembled just a bit, but no one more than another. She sighed, and broke her concentration. Stared out the window. It had been a week since she had full spasms, and she desperately wanted to get in front of it, when it inevitably happened again.
Familiar streets passed by, the ghost-image of her worried face over top of them. She shook her head, opened her nylon and gold-painted bag, retrieving her lip gloss.
Re-applying was such an ingrained behavior, the act of doing it calmed her. The familiarity helped. She held her hand mirror in her left, drawing a meticulous, sparkling line with her right.
Right twitched.
Just a bit, not like before, not like the worst of it, but the sparkling line rose up in a jagged little arc above the corner of her lip. She replaced the lip gloss applier, screwing it shut shakily into the bottle, putting it back in her bag with a clatter; it seemed to hit everything else in there. She fumbled for a tissue, then paused, not knowing where to use it first.
Spotted outside a coffee shop in New Bedford Massachusetts.

I added a page to my blog that lists only long form posts, not short little bloops like this. www.chrisdeluca.me/longform-…
Had a fun time packaging vinyl for my friend Jon Solari’s record label. There’s something meditative about repetitive work.

These are real. Found in a New England flea market.

Robin Rendle quotes an interesting passage on developing taste.