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They look like "cat's tongues" sweets!

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Forest Archaic Collective @forestcollectiv.bsky.social · 21h

My brain saw chocolates🤣😵‍💫

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#FindsFriday with some of the huge numbers of Neolithic finds at the Musée des tumulus de Bougon 🇫🇷 See more from the Loire & central France in the episode >>> www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-Cp...

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This book in wonderful. I'm in love with both of them and I'll miss them when I finish it.

Alasondro Alegré @alasondroalegre.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

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Halloween cover art for The New Yorker (1989) Charles Addams

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José Torres Criado @josetorrescriado.bsky.social · 22h

Ya tienen aquí la viñeta de "Coaching para esclavos" de la semana. #Coachingparaesclavos #TorresCriado #Humor #España #Sudamerica #DiadelaHispanidad #Octubre12

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ΜΑΝΟΣ ΤΡΑΧΙΑΣ™ @trahias.bsky.social · 21h

Carl Wilhelmson, Sweden (1866-1928). The Black Cat. Date of artwork 1922. Oil on panel. Dimensions: 42 cm × 31 cm. #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

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I got it here because I've been listening to the Sinners soundtrack, but I was familiar with it before. What a soundtrack, uh?

Michael B. Jordan as Elijah Smoke in Sinners Movie

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Nemone7 @nemone7.bsky.social · 22h

I usually listen to classic rock(ahem, the 90s) to wake myself up on early commutes but I'm telling you, The Rocky Road to Dublin will wake you right up too!

Alison Fisk @alisonfisk.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

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Some 3,400 years ago, an Egyptian artisan captured a sense of speed and elegance in this beautifully carved handle in the shape of a horse! 🐴 ❤️ New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Amenhotep III, c. 1390–1352 BC. The Met 📷 by me #Archaeology

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Nemone7 @nemone7.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

I'm still humming the fish song from the opening robbery sequence 😊

rax ‘levon honkers’ king @raxkingisdead.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

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gregor samsa awoke one morning to discover he had been transformed into a sickass beetle. fuck yeah he said scuttling all over the walls and ceiling like no dumbfuck traveling salesman could ever do. this is the best day of my life he said

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

The tenth sheet from the set Joshoku kaiko tewaza kusa (Silkworm Culture: The Handiwork of Women), by Kitagawa Utamaro, c. 1798-1800, Japan.

In this dynamic woodblock print, four women collaborate in the exacting task of stretching and drying raw silk floss and reeled thread after processing. At the upper left, a woman reaches upward with bare arms to loop long, lustrous skeins of white silk over a elevated horizontal pole suspended above a deep wooden tub. In the foreground, two women lean into opposite directions, using synchronized physical tension to stretch a supple pad of wet silk floss (mawata) across wooden posts with paddles and tender hands. Nearby, another helper with a white cloth (tenugui) bound around her hair looks on attentively. The composition evokes a rich sensory atmosphere: the earthy, warm aroma of damp silk fibers and steamy wash water, the quiet rustle of patterned cotton kimonos, the gentle creak of wooden paddles against posts, the soft splash of water within cedar tubs, and the rhythmic, silent intimacy of women working in harmony.

Designed around 1798–1800 by the master printmaker Kitagawa Utamaro (1753–1806), this artwork represents sheet ten, titled "Stretching the Silk Floss" (Mawata-kaki), from his celebrated twelve-sheet polyptych series Jōshoku kaiko tewaza-kusa (Silkworm Culture: The Handiwork of Women). While instructional manuals detailing sericulture (kaiko-kō) were widespread in Edo-period Japan, Utamaro revolutionized the genre by populating the rural, labor-intensive process with idealized, fashionable beauties (bijinga). By portraying high-fashion Edo women performing arduous agricultural and textile tasks—such as picking mulberry leaves, boiling cocoons, reeling thread, and weaving—Utamaro celebrated the spirit of monozukuri (artisanal dedication, technical precision, and deep respect for raw materials) while transforming technical documentation into an icon of urban sophistication.

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Oh, I forgot about that one! Yes! I'm trying to figure out which one will give me more about places, buildings and streets that I'm likely to walk by.

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Upping the challenge is the fact that I wanted to reread at least one Emile Zola novel set in Paris before my visit there later this year! The Kill or Ladies' Paradise? Although I liked L'Assomoir, Nana, The Belly of Paris and The Masterpiece too. It logically should be The Kill......

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On reading news, I've read 66 books so far this year. I must reach 100, and most of them must be female, because Dinniman and PZ Brite got whole readathons ]. Now to rebalance.

Anime Taboo Tatto Girl Reading

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The Traitors production company must be making a lot of money. Couldn't they afford to line those coffins? a bit of padding? at least clean the inside!

риналог: Вампирша в гробу

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On arriving back to London, my first priority was to watch Richard E Grant and Michael Sheen on Celebrity Traitors. My heart is with Bella though

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Turns out the trip got even longer. Not home yet. It'll probably be about 15 hours in the end. FML airports are boring!

I just had a "You first","No, after you","I insist""Please, go ahead" moment on a corner, with one of the cleaning Daleks at the airport......

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Richard Morris @ahistoryinart.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Perfect reading for a travel day

Book. Taiwan Travelogue by Yang Shuang-zi

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90 years ago, the Jarrow Crusaders marched nearly 300 miles to London in protest at unemployment and poverty. Thomas Cantrell Dugdale’s 1936 painting captures their arrival from a Piccadilly interior (possibly the Ritz).

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I'm flying back to London tomorrow. Honestly bouncing between two countries so politically on fire is exhausting.

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Community Worst Timeline

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Raven Books @ravenbooks.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

"Dublin Zoo called on children to apply for the position with a letter explaining why they would like to win. Donnchadh's entry included hand drawn pictures of the Zoo and a poem"💙

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Right?? I want more in that universe! I haven't read The Tinder Box yet, I don't know if they share a world.

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I keep looking for a paper copy to keep!

I love it, I'm fascinated with the definition of haunted house.

It might take a bit longer in London, but I can't wait to be hugged by my winter coat and my fuzzy robe again!

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Cinder House by Freya Marske, Once was Willem by M.R. Carey, The Etched City by K.J. Bishop, The Sword Garden by Peadar O' Guilin.

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Last night I had the chance, the access, and I gave in and watched Good Omens 3. And I liked it more than I expected, and by the time we reached the wink to PTerry I was a weepy mess and it made me so angry, so much angrier than I was before, because we can't have nice things

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Color Of Magic Rincewind

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I finally watched Backrooms last night. It's more confusing and less scary than I expected. I was more taken with the concept of "lost" spaces forgotten behind wall during the construction of a building. Mum told me where ours are, in our own house, as her and Dad were involved in the design.

Cat Hiding on Sofa

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Nemone7 @nemone7.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

My trip home is going to be 2 hours longer than usual due to my regular coach route apparently not happening this week. This means I'll leave my parents' home at 8 in the morning and reach my own in London at 10 in the evening. The goal is going to be reading 2 whole novels, but I've more in case