Mastodawn

I am sooooooo glad I lugged my ginormous bag of #garbage out to the once-again overfull collective bin yesterday.

On a #JellyfishDay like today, my body has only a tenuous relationship with #gravity.

My only hope in today's severe #winds is that whilst sliding the bag over the #ice-packed snow, its weight would be suffucient to anchor me to the ground until I could be blown into a nice firm fence or provide ballast to get me to a rooftop satellite dish or something.

😳😱😂

#yeg
#yegwx
#WindStorm
#ChronicIllness
#WasteManagement

Koniec torów i buraki Dec 22

Żona zrobiła meduzy deserowe 😁 #ciasteczka #meduza #jellyfishday

Sylvia Ritter Nov 4

Yesterday was Jellyfish Day! Jammy Jellyfish jammed through the night. 💜 🎶

#art #mastoart #fediart #JellyfishDay #wallpaper #love

The Public Domain Review Nov 3

Happy #JellyfishDay! The oceans are increasingly full of these gelatinous invertebrates, provoking a range of responses in humans, from disgust to awe. The biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel was most certainly in the latter camp... https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/ernst-haeckels-jellyfish

Queen Gwenevere Nov 4, 2024

It appears to be World Jellyfish Day! (No, I did not know that was a thing, either.) So why not post Jellystrings? MerJellyfish playing the, uh, Jello. Black, brown, and white pencils on toned paper #art #drawing #jellyfish #worldjellyfishday #jellyfishday

The Public Domain Review Nov 3, 2024

Happy #JellyfishDay! The oceans are increasingly full of these gelatinous invertebrates, provoking a range of responses in humans, from disgust to awe. The biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel was most certainly in the latter camp... https://buff.ly/3q2G03j

Ernst Haeckel’s Jellyfish

Haeckel's stunning illustrations of medusae, in whose ethereal forms he glimpsed a reflection of his first wife, who died tragically at the age of 29.

The Public Domain Review

The Public Domain Review Nov 3, 2023

Happy #JellyfishDay! The oceans are increasingly full of these gelatinous invertebrates, provoking a range of responses in humans, from disgust to awe. The biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel was most certainly in the latter camp... https://buff.ly/3q2G03j

Ernst Haeckel’s Jellyfish

Haeckel's stunning illustrations of medusae, in whose ethereal forms he glimpsed a reflection of his first wife, who died tragically at the age of 29.

The Public Domain Review