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Unnamed TNG skant beefcakeThey say "dress for the job you want, not the job you have"
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| Linens | 1200 thread count or higher |
| Surgical glove size | 7.5 |
| Clutter image rating scale | 5-6 |
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The author of The Notebook: A History of Thinking On Paper was interviewed:
In the past I've filled many Moleskines and Leuchtturms over the years, but I fell in love with Japanese paper and bindings about five years ago and don't see myself going back.
John AltringhamWork in progress, watercolour autumn, for my sister. 80x60cm.
The paintbrush on the ceramic rest and the leaf to the right of them are real, given away by their shadows. Painted leaves will all have painted shadows to pop them out of the paper and bring them to life, or in this case, senescence.
The paintbrush on the ceramic rest and the leaf to the right of them are real, given away by their shadows. Painted leaves will all have painted shadows to pop them out of the paper and bring them to life, or in this case, senescence.
https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/stand-with-the-green-party-for-trans-liberation
Original post: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:d56idxm2oyqwwn2uxnegm2yo/post/3lzazy4cksk2d
It seems unfair that my carnivorous Sarracenia has been eaten and inhabited by an insect. (I am going to see what hatches)
RolloTreadwayThis is a really interesting new compilation from Ostinato Records.
"When Somalia collapsed into civil war in the early 1990s, singer Khadija Jijo Jeesto faced the same perilous crossroads as countless others. Determined to escape violence, she entrusted smugglers to ferry her across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen and on to Saudi Arabia. Twice deported, including once to Ethiopia, Khadija persisted. In 1993, funded by Mogadishu’s legendary Waaberi Band, she boarded a cargo ship as a stowaway, beginning the third of four attempts to build a life abroad.
... hypnotic, 808-driven songs rooted in Banaadiri culture (the cosmopolitan sound of Mogadishu, shaped by centuries of Indian Ocean trade with the Arabian peninsula, Persia, India, and China) and infused with Bantu rhythms. Unable to transport guitars and brass through warzones and smuggling routes, the group turned to synths, drum machines, and early computer software. The recordings reveal what happened when Somalia’s rich music scene was forced underground and scattered across a vast diaspora."
Khadija Jiijo Jeesto -
808 Xamar: Exiled Digital Somali Sounds from 1990s Saudi Arabia
808 Xamar: Exiled Digital Somali Sounds from 1990s Saudi Arabia (Bandcamp Exclusive), by Khadija Jiijo Jeesto
6 track album
DavidOnce again, whilst I cannot comment directly on certain news articles today, let me simply offer my love, support and solidarity to all trans and non-binary people everywhere.
Grimm 
ME: Hi and welcome to my new show Cooking With Whiskey, where I'll be serving up some of the best dishes you ever tasted.
MY DUMBASS COHOST: All featuring the smoky flavors of whiskeys from all over the world.
ME: Haha nope.