This window display looks like a strange, associative word puzzle.
Disembodied legs and acorns? I don't get it. Ankle scales? Acorn knee? My brain keeps trying to
solve the puzzle, even though I know it's not a puzzle.
This post's theme word is lignify, "to convert into wood," or "to become wood or woody." The baby oak window display lignified my mind.
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Honestly, Skyrim
I swear, I was on my way to see the jarl when I got distracted by these window-boxes of that one herb I'm collecting for a side-quest.
This post's theme word is cacique, "a local political boss." After claiming the eminently defensible river-centered tower as his headquarters, the cacique strengthened his political grip on the surrounding waterfront properties.
I keep trying to visit the wizard enchanter in his tower, but I can't figure out the right combination of riddle-answering, pick-pocketing keys, and outsneaking the guards, in order to gain access to the uppermost tower-chamber.
In the meantime, I walk the flower-bridge and finish side-quests.This post's theme word is cacique, "a local political boss." After claiming the eminently defensible river-centered tower as his headquarters, the cacique strengthened his political grip on the surrounding waterfront properties.
Labels:
architecture,
fantasy,
project:retro2012,
travel
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