Greg Moore

It’s a banner day for Dot: I shared a bit of my tuna with her and she found a warm sunny spot. She didn’t move until the sun did.

I can only hope to be as vibrant and impactful when my time comes.

Sleepy Hollow - 1999 One of my favorite spook ‘em ups. Pitch perfect atmosphere, bonkers plot, and a cauldron full of great actors.

Sharing walls with neighbors has many benefits but hearing them vacuum at 11pm isn’t one of them.🤬

I’ve spent over 40 hours drawing a poster to commemorate the conclusion of my D&D group’s year and a half campaign. It’s our DM’s first major campaign and she’s done a stellar job. I can’t wait to get the prints to them.😆

More fall colors, courtesy of my wife. Gotta share them before they’re gone.

The skies and the trees glowed together for a few, brief minutes this morning. This is as close as I could come to capturing the incredibly intense colors. I didn’t expect such a show while taking the compost out.

Two-tone fall

Visitors to the back door are increasing as the temperatures fall. We’re technically not supposed to feed them but who could say no to that face?! A little sunflower seeds never hurt anyone.😇

Up in the air

Alligator watching day. Lots of little new ones sunning and swimming through the lettuce.🐊

“Oh, sure, I have control over some things. That’s called responsibility. But trying to take responsibility for what isn’t mine, for what I can’t, or shouldn’t rightly, control, isn’t taking responsibility. It’s grasping for control. And it’s no good.”

Annie Mueller

Just started reading: A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik and am amazingly hooked on it now.📚

Here’s my contribution for @maique’s Sticker Spotter

No One Cares - “People care about how your output helps them. No one cares about much else.”

It’s a cynical take, and I know it isn’t healthy, but I’ve been feeling this a lot lately.

Another piece of the city being assembled.

Trees can make pictures just like clouds. I see a dragon but that’s probably just because my D&D game is tonight.

Enjoyed my nephew playing the Jazz Cafe at Music Hall in downtown Detroit.

Sunday morning glow

Early morning at Detroit’s Eastern Market

The first really cold evening came early this year but that didn’t stop us from enjoying the skeleton festival.

Managed to catch the dramatic part of today’s sunrise before it was reclaimed by the grey.

We’ve entered that part of the season where I can’t tell if it’s time to put my shorts and t-shirts away for the year or not?

Many fun cars to ogle at this year’s Detroit Auto Show.

The concept cars are always my favorite part…

but the classics still impress.

Delicious lunch in Mexican Town, Detroit