Thank you, Baker!
>>17417892 (pb)
Architect = Zophia Kneiss
Every year, the Nashville Childrens Theatre draws in more than 70,000 children and adults to see productions such as Go, Dog, Go! and The Reluctant Dragon. Located adjacent to the Nashville metro buildings downtown and highly visible from the street, the dragon guarding the newly renovated theatre required a coordinated effort between the artists and galvanizer to produce, and will be viewed by approximately 300,000 people each year.
Galvanizing was specified to prevent unsightly rust…
With such high visibility, the artist wanted to ensure the sculpture would remain aesthetically pleasing for generations to come. Galvanizing was specified to prevent unsightly rust from marring the whimsical look of the sculpture.
https://galvanizeit.org/project-gallery/nashville-children-theatre-dragon
https://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/b/burningart/
It all sounds so great…art structures you can play on…definitely more of this would be great, but without the sex crap, please.
OK, interesting…artist's own website is not in English…or maybe that is not his website but someone made one about him and his work??
http://zophiaburningart.com
It all comes tumbling down.
Probably not. You probably should get some sleep. Sleep, good nutrition, exercise, do meaningful tasks…and shitposting of course. And pray, even if you have to fake it to make it at first. Take advantage of your quiet mood to be still and talk to God with your whole heart and then just be quiet for a bit. I promise you will feel better after awhile. All this heavy stuff talked about here can definitely take its toll, but don't forget that most people are kind. Lots out there are duped ignorants that are allowing all this crap to go unchecked, but living in their bubble they honestly don't know and within that context even many of them are very kind wonderful people who would be mortified (will be) when they learn the truth of things. Your pain may enable you to connect with people to help them see and may serve a purpose. I do hope you feel better soon.
Well, now that I've written you a love letter, I sure hope you aren't just an agent shill saying you hate working the nightshift. kek.
-Make some smaller goals that are more immediately attainable…really small simple things that you can see yourself checking off your list that will help you build momentum and keep you moving. No big goal is a thing all by itself…it's a bunch of small tasks (while keeping the big goal in mind). But I mean literally really small tasks, like clean out a drawer, take a bag of unneeded stuff to the thrift store, clean out your car - stuff like that builds you up and can help snap you out of a funk.
-Vitamin D and fish oil
-SLEEP. Speaking of which, I really should go.
Good night then and be well.