In the 1920s, automat cafeterias were among the first public places where women could dine alone. Automat (1927) captures that new urban freedom—and the reflective loneliness that came with it. Is this what it feels like to be free?

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I might say some impolitic things if I were a Canadian and the American President repeatedly expressed a desire to conquer my country. Seems like a thing that I would respond to with anger.

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I see yet again that the French are revolting

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14 #MountaineeringBears Over on Quinag team 2 are also near the top of the crag. But then some loose rocks at the top of the cliff start to fall on the climbers below.

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Odd that we’d need to explain the social contact to the very generation it enriched….

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