A black-and-white cat sits on a stone step outdoors with its eyes closed. The background is softly blurred, showing greenery and a low wall along a narrow walkway between graves.
Every cemetery has a Cemetery Cat
Cimitière Montmartre, #Paris #travel #photography
A flowering tree covered in dense white blossoms spreads its branches across a green park lawn. Additional blossoming trees and a building are visible in the background under a partly cloudy blue sky.
Spring springing in Hyde Park #London #travel #photography
A silhouetted leafless tree stands against a twilight sky that fades from warm orange near the horizon to deep blue above. A thin crescent moon is visible high in the sky, with darker tree silhouettes along the horizon.
Wycheproof sunset
#photography #moon #Australia
A close-up, upward view of a metal outdoor light fixture mounted on a pole beside a glass-roofed walkway. In the softly blurred background are a restored wharf crane and distant city buildings against a clear blue sky.
Let there be (a) light
#Melbourne #naarm #photography
A narrow covered laneway with a wet concrete floor stretches toward a black gate at the far end. The wall on the right is covered in layered graffiti and street art, including a large black-and-white cat's face with bright red lips in the foreground. White columns, exposed pipes, and fluorescent lights line the left side of the passage.
Here, kitty kitty.
#Melbourne #naarm #cat
Drop something watery if you feel like it
I’m sure she had no idea who they were lol
Me too! With my mum :)
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TIL thank you!
Australiana, just sayin
Or his trippy opium viber that ends with a threesome
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What do you think of my hypothesis: reading fiction for pleasure requires empathy (you have to be able to place yourself in the characters' heads), and some people just ... don't have much
I told Bill Shorten to piss off when he loomed up from behind in a voting queue one time, then backpedaled with a Yeah Nah You’re Good Mate! when I realized who it was
U2 waited in a limo for a table to clear at the Black Cat in Brunswick St, driving off 30 seconds before the people next to me got up and left
I had two done at once 18 months ago and I was out of the hossie 6 hours later! No dramas, mate
A fluffy Siamese or Himalayan cat with dark face markings is curled up and resting in a weathered wooden planter box. Behind the cat is a stone relief of a serene seated Buddha, framed in red wood. A small leafy plant grows beside the sculpture, and the scene is set against a wooden fence. The cat appears relaxed and at peace.
Cat posting is the only rational response
Absolutely ahead of its time, there was nothing like it and still isn't.
That said, I hold a candle for Heroes and Villains. sigh
But man are the goons giving that Jon Kadulka hell 😬
Margaret Atwood's slow-burn puzzle box, The Blind Assassin, a Booker-winning amble through several generations of Canadian history via a story-within-a-story-within-a-story.
A bit of a brick, so perfect for a summer lounge
So looking forward to reading this - I've been recommending The Future of Another Timeline left and right, and it always gets raves
I'll never forget poring over the Viking JPL book The Martian Landscape, including its stereoscope views, again and again during the long gap btwn Viking and Sojourner. I must have known every dust ripple inside out! How extraordinary that we get these new views to explore week-in week-out now...
The process of furiously hiding your talents and expert knowledge is deeply, deeply Australian
(I might have overcooked that - it had Mick Molloy in it anyway lol)
The D Gen lads (yes!) made a local adaptation set among the Melbourne gangland wars!
Rudest lyric in a Beatles song 😉
A week after getting back from Japan my watch was like “Hey, you don’t seem to be climbing stairs any more. What’s the deal?”
*more bemused head shaking in Australian*
Desperately trying to stir the cooker pot in Vic as they watch their poll numbers slide
You are pretty much the only online “content creator” I have ever paid for and it is almost entirely because of your professionalism and quality