My favorite, Maple glazed French cruellers at Julien's Granby Connecticut. $5 each.May 2025 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/donuts
A perfect gray day, illustrated by Tina Schart Hyman (1939-2004)Nov 2019 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/raining ⋅ #1939-2004
Did Jeffrey Dahmer's father know more about his sons morbid fascinations than he admits? I've heard Lionel Dahmer say that he personally understood those dark impulses.Jun 2019 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/serialkillers
She’s the woman who put a man on the moon.In a sea of male faces and black ties at the historic launch of Apollo 11, a lone woman can be seen at launch control watching history unfold: 28-year-old engineer JoAnn Morgan.Jul 2019 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool ⋅ #28 #11
Homegrown nightcap. My father is 80 and grew a beautiful plant this summer. Smoking in the woods on a snowy evening. Thanks Dad.Jan 2020 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/trees
Schmear of good butter a little sir Kensingtons banana peppers and homeade (not by me) mortadella on the most amazing chiabatta. I could eat this every dayAug 2019 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/Sandwiches ⋅ #not-by-me
Bag seed planted in early December on a windowsill in New England. Natural light and potting soil. Nothing else.Feb 2020 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/microgrowery
Secret Society? Found this ornate fabric and was wondering if it's for a club or ceremony of some kind. Does it look familiar to anyone?Nov 2018 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
New England farm find - I haven't shown this piece to a knowledgeable archeologist yet, it's very thick hand blown glass, to my eye it looks worked. What do you guys think?Aug 2018 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/Arrowheads
I shoveled out my neighbors driveway and painted a bedroom and she gave me these great books as payment. I haven't really delved into the value of these yet. How does one sell a random collection of books like these?Feb 2019 ⋅ absolince ⋅ r/BookCollecting
