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George Penney @georgepenney.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

If anyone would like to attend an online workshop about micro journaling to find positive moments in your day, I'm doing one. October 3rd 9am NZT. Pay-What-You-Can/Koha Available for 2 weeks for all ticket holders if you can't make it on the day.😊🪻🌸 www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/finding-ti...

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Finding Tiny Moments of Joy in Everyday Life

Do you need more joy and calmness in your life? Then this workshop about how to find small joys in the world might be for you!

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Just a small family of gnomes. Pattern by Tracey Phillips. Any flaws are entirely me.

Crocheted gnomes that will sit in the palm of your hand. They have white beards and hats of various colours and small wooden bead noses. They can hang on a Christmas tree. Also seen a small crocheted octopus hanging onto a red and green crocheted Christmas ball. One gnome is sitting slightly to the side as though he doesn't want to be included in the photo.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

There are no yummy bugs on the power pole but he keeps trying.

Pretty massive red headed woodpecker on our power pole. Cedar trees in the background. We have a couple pairs of woodpeckers every year but usually they are smart enough to go for our dead tree. My parents used to have one that pecked at their metal chimney so I guess a telephone pole is better than that.

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George Penney @georgepenney.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Hey lovely people. I'm going to be running a Social Media for Creatives workshop that's focussed on keeping safe, sane and even having fun on social media. October 6, 9am NZT. Pay What You Can Online Available on demand for 2 weeks after. www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/social-med...

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Social Media For Creatives

A talk for creatives wanting to use social media for promotion without sacrificing their sanity and time. Led by author George Penney.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

I was watching Brokenwood Mysteries & a minor charcter is a possum hunter, sells possum skins & possom meat & possum fat as moisturizer. A kindred spirit to @cedrix.bsky.social 's friend @nemesisofky.bsky.social

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

I made a big fat wizard froggie. His stars glow in the dark. Pattern from CloverCrochet. Any imperfections are my own not the pattern.

Stuffed green crocheted frog with a blie wizard hat and cape. The cape has yellow star shaops that glow in the dark because even though the world kinda sucks sometimes there is still cool stuff. The cape is soooo soft and the whole thing is so squishy to hug. Don't tell my son. It's for Christmas because he loves wizards and he loves frogs and he still gets stuffies because I'm his mom and because he is an elementary school teacher and the students love it. Also he gets stuffies because he has 2 blackbelts and who is going to tell him he can't have a stuffy wizard frog?

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Ozzie says happy Saturday and wants you to enjoy some sights from her walk

Evergreens, mostly cedars but also fir and hemlock as well as lower things like fern and nurse trees. Sun shining through with blue sky.

Chocolate lab walking along a wood path made to easily cross a small marshy area at the bottom of a forest floor. Lots of green stuff (trees and shrubs not swamp things)

Sturdy wooden bridge to cross a creek. Chocolate lab giving me the "walk now, photos later" look while in the middle of the bridge. The wood is new wood colour as it has recently replaced the old bridge. Lots of trees. All of is dappled in sun shining through

Small creek nearly hidden by lush native plant species. Trees on either side. Mostly evergreens but some maples too. Sun shining though the gap in the trees made by the creek. This is a salmon bearing creek farther down, they don't come up this far but it is treated as though they do because all water is connected. We are fortunate to have so many spaces like this where we live.

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Maria Carvalho @immcarvalho.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Happy to share that 518 Publishing Company, a fab women-owned press, is publishing my micro story "Second Son" in their Dragons & Droids anthology 9/25! They did a little Q&A feature with me: www.pub518.com/post/droids-...

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Droids & Dragons Author, Maria Carvalho

Meet Maria Carvalho, a lifelong Connecticut resident. Maria is a published author and poet. "Writing stories and poetry came naturally to me as a child, but I got away from it as an adult, focusing o...

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

It's kind of cool to grab an apple off your tree as you head out for a walk or an errand. Today we had to pick them all though because we saw the bear and had to harvest them before he did.

Red apple. Green leaves. It is shiny and delicious. No pesticides or fertianers other than last year's apples we shook off the tree and left for critters or to decompose back into the soil.

2 red apples with green leaved and some rain drops. They don't all look perfect like this. The kids sort them into Grade A, Grade B and Roll them down the driveway to see who can get them under the gate and acroos the road.

The bear. He is brown but he is a black bear if that makes sense. Pretty common around here and why we keep our garbage, etc in secure sheds and our car doors locked. He doesn't have a driver's license but he does like to chevk for granola bars in unlocked cars. We don't see him in our yard much, he prefers the neighbours with now dog and no fence but since the apples are ripe he was snooping around.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

I am wearing my one white tee shirt and I am eating pasta. 😬 Stay tuned

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

When you've had a bath and just can't get that Clean Dog smell off your fur.

Chocolate lab pushing her snout and shoulder along the ground with her hind quarters in the air. Don't worry, she chose the area of lawn with the best chance of getting dirt back in her fir. Her ear is flopped up mid whipparound. Trees amd greenery in the background.

Same dog going the other direction in the same pose. This will go on about 20 minutes or so. She was a good girl for her bath and got lots of treats. Side note, watering lawn in the summer is frowned upon here and she chose the part of our yard with the most direct sunlight to make the most of the brownest grass to get as much dirt picked up as possible. Fortunately her water resistant outer coat doesn't swiffer as well as she'd like. You can see she didn't choose the area of our yard with less direct sunlight that stays green all year. That would have a lower roll to dirt ratio.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Sitting in my wingback chair that I bought because it seemed like something my granny would have liked, reading a book and eating peanut butter pie (think tiger butter taste) off a bamboo kids' plate because I'm bougie like that.

Graham crust, cheesecake like filling, choclate ganauche on top with a few peanuts. Blue plate with a mouse on it and it says cheese please. I have no little kids but some of my friends do so I keep a set around. They're also great for taking back and forth to the patio because they don't break but to be honest it isn't as if we're juggling or especially clumsy with our other plates when we take them outside and if they land on our hardwood flooring they'd fare no better than landing on the deck outside but I never claimed to make sense. Except that earlier post about high heels in the house being nonsense. I stand by that.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

I just purchased a food processor. Dear. Lord. People. There are instructions on how to remove it from the box. The bar for competence has become very low folks. 🤦‍♀️

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

Do American women wear high heels around their homes in real life as much as they do in movies and TV?

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Mug from the Book Corner at Guildford mall. It is a cool set up with comfy chairs set to look like a bougie den or library where all proceeds from books and bookish merch go to the Surrey Firefighters' library & literacy initiatives. Naturally we had to buy books and stuff. 📚📖

Glass mug filled with oolong tea. It says "Treat your shelf" on it in white lettering. Also an outline of an open book in white.
. It is sitting on an owl coaster with our trees in the background.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

This amazing quilt is hanging at our library right where you sign out books. Even the names on the spines are embroidered.

1.5m x 2m approx, maybe larger I didn't measure. That would have been weird, even for me. Hanging on a grey wall. The quilt looks like a loaded book shelf with many books, a clock, a fruit bowl and dragon flies. Many of the names on the spines of the books are people who made donations to the library. It looks like a painting and is lovely

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

That's dirty pool Betty Crocker. We know where you're made. Not today, Betty. Not today.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Mr Cullen, your were the voice of my childhood and that of my children's. You are and will always be the only Optimus Prime. Transform and roll out, good Sir.

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Optimus Prime Truck Transformation

ALT: Optimus Prime Truck Transformation

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

At the public library today and they have a tribute to Dolly. Apparently some items had alread been borrowed since the display went up.

A honey coloured wooden book shelf decorated with pearls and some teardrop shaped prisms (the most sparkle the library could come up with on short notice with zero budget) and some of Dolly's movies, music and various books by her or about her or inspired by her. The top shelp has a page sized printed poster in pink with a kiss on it that reads The Queen of Country Dolly Parton. Even the library misses you, Dolly

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Every time I think I've made a dent in my TBR pile, I go and add more books. 📖

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New Edge Sword & Sorcery Magazine @newedgeswordmag.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

📚 MASS-MARKET PAPERBACKS, YOU SAY? ⚔️ Easy to carry, fun to read, great to share and discuss with friends! 👉 newedgeswordandsorcery.com/product-tag/...

A wide-format Polaroid showing a woman from behind, hands on hips, a different Dariel Quiogue mass-market paperback poking up out of each of her back pockets.

A wide-format Polaroid showing four friends laying on the grass in a circle, each reading a different mass-market paperback of Sword & Sorcery from Brackenbury Books

A wide-format Polaroid showing two friends with their backs to a telephone poll in a cool downtown market, each reading Sword & Sorcery mass-market paperbacks - one checking out what the other is looking at.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

I found these for my son to use in his classroom library so his students can borrow his books old school style. Of course I had to explain to him what they were first.

1 package of envelopes to be glued into the front of a book and one packape of the sign out cards they used to ise in libraries, the kind with spots for title, author, borrower's name and date. Back when people used to write things instead of just scan them and you could see the borrowing history of the book.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Ozzie has had a hard morning of snarfing left over pancakes, laying in the sun and chasing the squirrel

Chocolate lab stretched out over 3 spots on the couch. She has blankets and she is tuckered out. It has been a long morning of dog jobs. Also a large plaid pillow, and a window looking out to grass and trees with stuffies, books, Cinderella's fairy godmother and a Mandalorian cup from the movie theatre.

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George Penney @georgepenney.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

Also, if anyone would like to attend an online talk about spotting things out and about, I'm running one in October. Pay-What-You-Can. Video available for two weeks after the talk date for those who can't make the live time. Everyone welcome!❤️🌺😊 bwtinymomentsonline1.eventbrite.co.nz

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Finding Tiny Moments of Joy in Everyday Life

Do you need more joy and calmness in your life? Then this workshop about how to find small joys in the world might be for you!

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

I think my orchid has alien probes 👽🌺

Green, snakelike probes coming out of a white plant pot. Some dead petals that have fallen off the beautiful flowers. The flowers are clearly a diversion from the sinister probes. Now that I look with an open mind, the flowers themselves have a vaguely Micheal Bay Decepticon face.

White orchids looking beautiful and innocent but are they innocent? I am not so sure. Upside, they have comeback 3 years in a row. Or possible downside now that I see the alien probes they are hiding.

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George Penney @georgepenney.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

🧵Super busy today lovely people and I'm afraid I haven't had a chance to get out and spot things. But I do have an interview to share that I recently did with the lovely Claire Williamson. If you'd like to hear me talking books, organising book festivals and writing: open.spotify.com/episode/2qsr...

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Episode 23 - Nelson’s Newest Writing Festival is Indie, Underground and...Beautiful

A Little Bit Booked · Episode

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

@thehemicane.bsky.social Cole was wearing a hat for a few minutes yesterday and it made me think of Hemi

Black short haired cat sitting on a foot stool. He is wearing a blue hat kind of shaped like a traffic cone. It is crocheted and for a gnome I am making. And yes, those are Skylander stickers on the shelving unit in the background. If your children are the right age to have experienced Skylanders, you will recognize these stickers. If your children had a grandmother that made it her mission to make sure her grandsons had as many Skylanders as possible (one each because they carried the saved game data and who wants to use his brother's Eyebrawl game data?), then you will also have crates of these things somewhere in your house because they still get played for Nastalgia purposes. And Robin Hood is kickin it in the background too

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

If you liked the reseeding snap dragon from a couple weeks ago, maybe you'll appreciate a pop up fern I keep not trimming

Small green fern about 10cm high growing at the edge of a paving stone pathway. It is an area that is supposed to be properly trimmed and I trim the rest of it, I promise, but I go around this little guy. He has buddies I go around too because baby native species 😍 Moss/grass is also in the photo

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 16/08/2026

My boy Kirby. I used the round cushion pattern from Yarnspirations for the circle and then made up the feet, arms and face based on suggestions from my kids.

Pink, circular, crocheted throw pillow about 35cm in diametre. It has triangleish blob shaped flippers (or arms, not sure if Kirby has arms or flippers), red round shoes (more cylindrical actually but you can't tell from this angle), rosey cheeks (very important to Mr Dee that they weren't forgotten), a smiley mouth and oval black eyes with white circles at the top and blue not circles but I don't know what that shape would be called at the bottom. I made the appendages up myself and didn't write it down so they don't match because I couldn't remember exactly what I did from one to the other. I was inspired to make him because a pack of 6 pillow inserts was marginally more expensive than one so when I made the baseball pillow for which I needed one I then had to come up with an additional 5 designs. Necessity being the mother of invention or buying a 6 pack being the mother of "Holy crap, what will I do with 5 more pillows?" Now you know.
He is sitting on an old leather chair I snatched when my dad was getting rid of it

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

I am a sucker for a well lit path at dusk.

Path leading down to the beach (beach not shown) but it could be leading sonewhere magical with fairies and small dragons who like biscuits because all eodded paths can lead there. Wooden fence helping hold up the bank on the left and wooden railing stoppibg folks from tumbling off on the right. Various sorts of trees growing up on either side and meeting in the middle. Really, if you're quiet you might hear the magical creatures, if you're not as quiet you'll still hear the seagulls letting you know they are there.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

If a tidy, ornate garden is your thing then you will probably think I'm a bad gardener but if a garden where snap dragins are allowed to reseed themselves willynilly is more your thing then I have the place for you

Bunch of orange/yellow/red snap dragons bursting out of a crack between my pavers. They look ready to burst into song Disney style at any moment. Cedar fence post in the background, concrete paver in the foreground. When I tun my back I'm pretty sure I hear a tiny chorus. Also Jack Reacher was right, snap dragons have a cool name and they're hard to kill.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

If you would care to join me for some tea this morning, I have an extra chair or two. Have a lovely day, folks.

Blue adorondak style chair with a Mary Poppins mug of tea. A Disney plate that had toast (I can make you more and probably round up a blackberry scone) and a book open on a planter. Several shrubs and 2 trees immediately surrounding the chair with a small, wine barrel (did they move the comma on this ohine keyboard) a small red out building and more trees in the background. A hummingbird is humming around, a rooster is off in the distance doing his thing and several local birds are sharing their thoughts. Oh, the other neighbour's rooster just joined the chorus.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

My son went to some sort of nerd* convention and brought me home this Pikmin 😍 *nerd is a term of endearment in our house & is not meant with any disrespect & encompasses many forms of media, sports, cars & IP fandom

Yellow crocheted or maybe knitted Pikmin. It looks a bit like a teletubby with 2 eyes and a kind of teardrop shaped head. The tip of the teardrop is elongated and droping with a flower on it. If you have never played/experienced Pikmin, you have missed out on a warm, sweet hearted experience. And they are so cute trooping around in their little cooperative groups. We could learn a lot from Pikmins. I'm not sure the correct term for many Pikmin. This one about 15cm tall.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

My lilacs are getting their second set of blooms and attracting visitors

Pale yellow and black undeside (scandalous) of a butterfly sitting on a small lilac coloured (some are white but not this one) lilac bloom. Greenery and a split rail cedar fence in the background.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

In case you don't read my stream of consciousness alt texts to see the inner workings of my brain, I'm the person with the patience and single minded dedication to paint and entire room with no mistakes, straight lines and no tape then can't wait the proper time to rehang the pictures

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

Postmaster Sid now has his own official post card.

Postcard of a ginger cat stamping a latter while wearing an old postie hat. It has an old timey look. It says "Greetings from Whonnock, BC Small Office.Big Community. Serving Whonnock and Beyond with Care simce day one"
Postmaster Sid is a real, live ginger cat who loves at the post office and he has a little postie hat. I am not sure how many postie duties he actually performs but judging by his tummy he does not serve in the position of actually walking to any mail boxes. He is, however, a hard working embassador for the post office. I framed the postcard because duh, cuteness.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

I love that my library has a line up waiting when it opens in the morning

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Maria Carvalho @immcarvalho.bsky.social · 26/07/2026

Holding a new book I've been published in makes me happy, so having my stories included in 2 new anthos means double the book joy! 🎉🎉

Me holding The Best of MetaStellar Year Five (featuring my story "Time's Up") and Roots & Rivers: A Collection of Myth and Folklore (featuring my story "A Touch of Luck")

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

I have no idea what I am going to do with a jellyfish this size but I was determined to make it. I found the pattern on Etsy and any mistakes are mine.

Blue and green crocheted jellyfish about the size of a volleyball. It has long curly tentacles or legs or tendrils or whatever they are called on a jellyfish and a smiley face. It is sitting on a stack of books in front of a window. Any ideas what I am supposed to do with a jellyfish?

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer are killing it so far in Ride or Die

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

If you can't plant a tree, plant a lavender plant. They thrive in pots or in the ground, are drought tolerant, the polinators love them and you can make tea out of them.

Large lavender plant with many purple blossoms, green leaves and a bee. I get so many bees and butterflies around my lavender plants and my son uses them to make tea - the plants not the bees and butterflies, that would just be wrong. And gross. This particular plant is in tje ground and nearly 1m across. I have smaller, tamed ones in planters on my deck.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Made a little kitty. As always, any flaws in the pattern are my own inexperience, not a problem with the DIY Fluffies patter www.mariskavos.nl/free-cat-cro...

Green crocheted kitty cat. Apparently his name is Kevin he is a soft green with emerald green stripes, black eyes and a pink nose. He sits atop a Union Jack trunk in which I keep all my crochet gear and yarn that I have collected in the 5 months. He now lives with my son's gf and probably not on top of a Union Jack trunk.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

People who say pets are good for your stress levels have never tried to paint baseboards in a house with a Labrador.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

The rare baseball spider (Someone tossed a crocheted baseball pillow on the couch and it landed a spider stuffy but now I want to make an actual crocheted baseball spider. Stay tuned. Or don't because you probably have better things to do)

A black stuffy spider (it was a great deal at an after Chrostmas sale and my son amd I grabbed for my other son but we had no bags so he carried it around the mall like a football for an hour) on a grey couch with a crocheted baseball throw cushion sittin on top of it giving it the illusion that the spider's abdoman is a baseball. The spider has big eyes with a googley look but they are embroidered. He is friendly and very soft. If you look close you can see a Jack Skellington pillow tucked in behind. Rest assured our other couch in our other room has proper throw pillows.

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George Penney @georgepenney.bsky.social · 12/07/2026

🧵Hey lovely people. Big announcement today. We're launching an indie writing con based in Nelson New Zealand and Online in September & October 2026. So many awesome events, including in-person and online Tiny Moments workshops. beautifulwords.net

Short description: You're looking at an image of a sun drenched beach at low tide with a table featuring a typewriter on it in the foreground. The words Beautiful Words, An Indie Writing Con Based in Sunny Nelson, New Zealand & Online, 1 September - 10 October 2026 are superimposed over the sand and sky above the typewriter and table. Longer description. The table's covered in a red and white check table cloth, hand sewn and if you zoomed in you'd see that I am an anarchist who does not care about snipping loose threads. There's a cup of black tea in a vintage blue and white china cup, the sort your nan might have owned, and some biscuits on the saucer under the cup. They're an anzac biscuit and a fairy biscuit, which is essentially sprinkles on icing on a sweet bikkie. The typewriter on the table is green and quite stylish. This is a typewriter you could take to a fancy dinner and it wouldn't be out of place. There's also a small white tea pot on the table, a shell and a small purple vase with a wayward bit of greenery sticking out of it. In front of the table is a stool with a retro black and white cushion on it. Why is this table at the beach? Ask the batty author who lugged it there a month ago in a beach wagon and they won't quite be able to tell you. But you can definitely picture that author munching on a biscuit or ten while taking this picture. The beach is sprawling, the sky a brilliant clear blue and there are mountains in the background because it is New Zealand and those suckers lurk everywhere. The writing superimposed over the top is in orange and blue. The overall vibe is an author who's sorted a writing con for the past three months and isn't quite sure what sane is anymore. Why else would they lug a typewriter, a tea set, a teapot and biscuits to the beach? Maybe they need another one of those biscuits. They're rather delicious. Especially the anzac ones.

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

Made my son another turtle. Keeping up with the theme, this one is named Boost to go along with Turbo and Nos. Pattern from themaryjay.com

Crocheted turtle with a mixed green shell and green head, feet and tail. Black, shiny eyes. He's sitting, or I guess standing (do turtles sit? They're always on their feet son I guess they're standing desk sort of folks) on a grey couch. He's contemplating his existence

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

Our octopus has a pal. No, I don't need more crocheted octopi. Yes, I will be making more. Why? No idea

Purple hand sized crocheted octopus sitting on a Union Jack trunk.It has a very serious look on its face. Like "Why am I sitting on this Union Jack box? Was a Saltire not available? Or at least a lilac where my colour makes more sense? Who's in charge here anyway? This is preposterous."

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deelancaster.bsky.social @deelancaster.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

Because doesn't everyone have a Monster Hunter action figure joining them for dinner and pulling up a 118 year old copy of a Washington Irving novel to get comfy?

Spikey looking mainly blue armoured humanoid figure sitting politely with his hands on his knees as though he is about to join the conversation. He sits atop a burgundy book with gold lettering that is on top of another book. West Coast Seeds catalogue under those. This chap has been chillin' there for about a week now. Middle son cleaned the kitchen and set him up all dignified like. Youngest son will eventually take him to the shelf where he belongs (the action figure, not his brother) but probably not until we have company over, but fancy company, not my aunt who is visiting tomorrow, she'd be offended if he was put away for her visit.

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Maria Carvalho @immcarvalho.bsky.social · 27/06/2026

Pumped to have a twisty tale in this month's issue of SciFanSat Magazine! Check out my flash fiction piece "Origin", along with all the other fab offerings! 👽✨️

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