
The stuff of nightmares. A workman wearing a newspaper hat and his pal chill at the steps of the Palazzo Zuccari, a 16th century building in Rome. It houses the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History, a German research institute that isn’t even in Germany.
Evidently, newspaper hats were a thing. They would be great in central Texas because we have no wind and no rain, so they would never blow away. And if your phone ran out of juice, you could just grab your hat and read Garfield.

As you can see, the ghastly ghoul door remains nearly unchanged after 82 years, right down to the steps. With no visible door handle, I wonder how one enters.

No one enters the Gargoyle door unless you have been summoned. Then the door opens by itself and you enter. You have no choice. The Gargoyle door has spoken.
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Yes!
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Careful about those remarks regarding no rain. I saw on the morning news that storm is headed your way. A potential frog strangler.
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Bring on the floods and strangled frogs. 40 days and 40 nights. I imagine it will just hit the coast and we may get a sprinkle. But I’m hopeful!
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Fingers crossed for just the right amount of precipitation. The Goldilocks Rain.
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