Would any of you really pay $175 a person for a buffet?
Really?
Link: https://apnews.com/article/las-vegas-buffets-afa8d46dea2b3fd23ecee7f1e3e6f996
Piacere tutto mio
Mondilab - La Bottega del dono, sabato 7 febbraio alle ore 18:00 CET
PIACERE TUTTO MIO
Parlare di piacere come atto di libertà
Ci hanno insegnato a non parlarne. A tenere il piacere femminile nascosto, a pensarlo secondario, imbarazzante, da nascondere. Ma il piacere non è una vergogna: è conoscenza di sé, è benessere, è consenso, è libertà.
In occasione del mese dell’amore, in questo nuovo appuntamento de I Panni Nostri al Sole, scegliamo di parlare dell’amore più importante di tutti: quello per noi stess*.
Apriamo uno spazio sicuro e collettivo per parlare di salute sessuale, miti, stereotipi e pregiudizi.
Perché ciò che non si dice isola.
E ciò che condividiamo, invece, ci libera.
Vieni e Godi di una chiacchierata fuori dagli schemi
Sabato 7 febbraio 2026 ore 18:00
via nazionale n. 106 a.u. Corigliano
Enjoying a pleasant dinner at our local Chinese buffet restaurant. Have a great thursday night, everyone!
#buffet : a restaurant at a railroad station, or place of public gathering
- French: buffet
- German: das Büfett
- Italian: buffet
- Portuguese: bufê
- Spanish: buffet
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“…my age is as a lusty winter, / Frosty, but kindly…”*…
Aging is tough; Catherine Hiller offers a guide…
For some people, being old just comes naturally. They’ve acted old for years, and they know just what to do. They are the lucky ones—the “old souls,” if you will. For many others, being old just seems weird. They think, Really? How did I get here? What do I wear? How do I navigate this new geography?
This guide is expressly written for those who are bewildered by the face in the mirror and somehow think that 70 qualifies as middle-aged. These people need gentle guidance so that they, too, can enjoy the special perks of being old, beyond the senior discounts. This guide aims to help newcomers fit in with their cohort and enjoy their well-earned privileges.
At 79, I know something about old age, and I’ve compiled the following guidelines hoping they will empower you to enjoy your entitlements…
Read on for such useful tips as…
… Your health is vital to you, so it must be important to others as well. People want to hear about your ailments, even the minor ones, as well as all the cures you’ve ever tried. Your every test result is intriguing to your family and friends, so you should discuss the details. Oddly, the health problems of others are of little interest to you, unless they mirror your own…
… Everything really was better when you were young. Your mind tells you that every generation feels this way (including the Athenians in the Golden Age, 400 years BC), but your heart tells you that this time, you are actually right! You came of age in the Summer of Love, which lasted about a decade. There was joy in the air, and a sense of personal and social freedom. Humankind would progress. Everything would be better! Be sure to talk to your children and grandchildren constantly about what it was like when you were young, and how very much worse things are today.
Embrace your inner curmudgeon! You have every right to be cranky, because many things are difficult, and the news is always appalling. At this point, you’ve had many disappointments, and likely some physical problems as well. There’s no need to mute your general displeasure. Being old is the time to express it fully, forcefully and funnily. (At least you assume your tirades are amusing.)…
… Your clothing choices will be determined entirely by comfort. In this, you and other old people are in the fashion vanguard. Remember the “little old ladies in tennis shoes”? Well, who wears sneakers now? Only everyone, all the time! Celebrate your preference for flowing clothes in neutral colors. Turns out some of you have been “coastal grandmothers” long before it was a thing. For years you’ve been wearing pants with elastic waistbands or drawstrings, predating and predicting pandemic dressing, when everyone wore sweatpants. Turns out old people are the true fashionistas!…
More pearls at: “How to Be Old,” from @oldstermag.bsky.social.
* Shakespeare, As You Like It, Act II, Scene 3
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As we muse on maturity, we might note that today is National Buffet Day, an annual celebration of an occasion for the senescent to practice most of the advice Hiller gives in the piece featured above.
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Minervie was sitting in the lobby of The Orient hotel. She'd already eaten breakfast, but she'd eaten early, and wanted to make sure Gungan had time to get to her if he was going to take her up on her offer.
A boy in a newsie hat came in and headed to the side of the desk. The clerk behind the desk, same one as yesterday, was talking to the boy, and he said loudly, "Oh she checked out, but she's sitting right there," pointing to Minervie.
“Hey hey,” Forrest said in a mocking tone, landing on a tree at the edge of the picnic area, where the forest began. “You’re here late.”
“My mom had some fancy dinner to go to," Brunhilde said, "she said I could picnic here with Stogie.”
“A picnic, eh?” Forrest said. “For me, the forest is a never-ending #buffet!”
Brunhilde was almost unable to suppress a giggle, but only emitted a quiet “Ow!” when Stogie pinched her gently with his huge claws.
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