Wayang?
Folk song in a “dead” language?
Tapestry!
Papyrus scroll
Cave art
Gold thread embroidery done the medieval (French?) way where it’s gold leaf wrapped around thread
Sourdough art
Leadlight
Mosaic
Toddler finger painting
Bubble science show
Drone display
Napkin or towel folding
Sand castles

Any chance of the ultimate Bluesky follow list of all the guests you’ve had on my favourite podcast? This is fast becoming my history obsession social media.

The ultimate guessing game.
Is this headache hormones or hayfever?

Gaza faces catastrophic levels of food insecurity, with over 60,000 Palestinian children under the age of five suffering from acute malnutrition, according to Human Rights Watch.

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Her chances of surviving the recovery time from the surgery with moving house were tiny as it’s a very high risk of infection type surgery with 24/7 care needed that we couldn’t do like I wanted to.
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We went to the vet today. She’s now on Prednisolone to help with her bowel cancer. Trying to keep her comfortable until her time comes. My heart is breaking. If we hadn’t have had to move house when we did she would have had the (very serious) surgery to remove it.
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Word of the day is ‘matutolypea’: extreme grumpiness in the morning.

From the Latin ‘Matuta’, Roman goddess of the dawn, and the Greek ‘lype’, ‘grief’. Put them together and you get ‘morning grief’.

New, a bit shiny.
Solid sterling silver camel tooth.
Finally made something I would genuinely want to buy and wear.
Not something I do often.

#jewellery #sterlingsilver #handmadejewellery #hobarttasmania

An illustration of old women holding their cats, lined up to bury a cat in a churchyard.

For #Caturday: a funeral procession of elderly women with cats in their arms, following the coffin of a dead cat, 1789.

Image: Wellcome Collection

Word of day is ‘unasinous’ (17th century): united in stupidity.

A riff on ‘unanimous’: which comes from the Latin for ‘one mind’. ‘Unasinous’ means ‘one ass’.