Every now and then I leave a bookmark in its packaging. This is a good example. I think Lulu would look a bit naked, and a lot skinnier without it.
Not sure who I know brought me this back from Africa. But it’s part of my “Around the World” display now.
Book: Goliath’s Curse: The History and Future of Societal Collapse by Luke Kemp
Alex Good 
It took me a while of looking to realize that the packaging wasn’t the bookmark! I fully agree, it probably wouldn’t be the same effect without the background stuff.
So when does Society collapse? I’d like to mark it on my calendar so I don’t forget to celebrate that day.
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Yeah it’s just his head and skinny legs that you can see.
When? It’s happening man! Get your popcorn.
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I don’t have time for a long term collapse, not even a month.
I’ll give it one day and if society hasn’t collapsed, I’m calling that author out for writing BS. Who has time or attention for long term collapses these days anyway?
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Hmm. Unfortunately, taking the long view of history (which this book does), a fast collapse is one that still takes a couple of generations. Unless you live on top of a volcano.
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Isn’t Canada just a seething cauldron of a psychological volcano?
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I was going to say that a metaphorical volcano doesn’t count. I knew you were going to go there . . .
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Dang, I’m getting predictable in my old age…
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Cute!
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That’s what they were aiming for!
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It worked!
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