I was born to be a man and I was born to be a woman and I am a mother and I am not a woman I am a child and I am a father and I am a parent and I am a little bit of a mother and I am a little girl and I am a little boy and I am a little kid and I am a little baby and I am a little later than I am a little older than I am I am a little more mature than I was before I was born
My phone’s as confused as I am.
Looks to be by Alfred Twu, who’s a painter and illustrator from Berkeley, California in the US.
Edit: direct link to original on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alfred.twu/p/DCiMTLlBQKs/
Baguette is genuinely a diminutive, but the French is a loanword from Italian bacchetta “little stick,” from bacchio “stick.”
Funnily enough, “bacteria” also means “little stick” due to the shape of the first ones seen under a microscope, and the word shares the same etymological root (reconstructed as *bak- in proto-Indo-European), but in Greek – bakterion is a little staff, baktron is a staff or stick without the diminutive.
This is so eerily dystopian. It’s Sherwood Village, formerly the Sheridan Center, in Mississuaga, Ontaria, Canada.
Indeed, the original read, “It was 9 hours of non-stop Star Wars cantina band.”
Welp, guess I’m watching Bojack Horseman the whole way through again.