Happy Superman Day!

An unusual statuette from Egypt's Late Period or Ptolemaic era, depicting an elegant #cat feeding her kittens. In this case, she's not a just a cat - she's Bastet, goddess of fertility, and protector of women and children. I love the kitten trying to give mama a kiss. 🐈‍⬛ 🏺 1/

📸 me #BrooklynMuseum

The Artemis II crew just gave us an 80's sitcom intro and it's absolutely hilarious! Freeze frames, cheesy grins, theme song energy. These are the four humans who are about to around the Moon. NASA said fun and we are here for it!

photo of a shorthaired tabby cat sitting outside on a grass lawn.

Tiny tiger. From a glass plate negative in my collection, no date/info.

Dragon like figure yeongno

The Yeongno, is a Korean mythical creature known as a "celestial eater of the rich," this dragon-like monster seeks to consume 100 corrupt politicians, the wealthy, the powerful, etc in order to return to heaven. A cathartic symbol of social justice.

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Ohhhhh noooo...

congratulations to the astronauts who get credit for a moon mission using rocket development work by trans women who had to quit their job and flee the state of florida and can’t celebrate this win with their coworkers

Draft-dodging presidents should not have the power to impose the draft.

Gatos de rua alimentando um gato cego

Stray cats were filmed trying to feed a blind cat. 🥺✨😻🙏

Another shout out to Victor Glover as Artemis II's pilot. While coming back in for their re-entry, NASA mentioned repeatedly how clean and perfect their trajectory was.

Lord, I see what you’ve done for others

Welcome back to the Artemis II crew :) Such a huge relief watching them arrive safely!

gowron billboard above a he is risen sign

“Copy Moon joy” #Artemis

happy bday the iconic Maya Angelou, b.1928, St. Louis.

"The truth is, no one of us can be free until everybody is free".

“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”

This might be the MOST STUNNING photo from Artemis II yet

Crescent Earth illuminated by light above 🤩

📷 Artemis II

a drawing of a cat laying on a coffee maker that says nyan Alt: A drawing of a cat laying on a coffee maker that says nyan. The machine pours a kitty into a cup, and starts over.

☕ c h e e r s 🐾

haters are one of Chicago’s most vital exports. they don’t grow them like that anywhere else. if you have been hated by someone from Chicago you never forget it. Leo talks like a guy who has to call up his confessor twice a day to yell about some new Truth Social post that’s making him see knives

graphic that says in bold lettering "remember: no lilies for kitties. even ingesting a tiny amount of pollen can cause fatal kidney failure. don't risk it." the background is a wallpaper of lily drawings and there is a photo of a perfect, fluffy white cat in the bottom right corner.

This weekend and always, NO LILIES FOR KITTIES. www.fda.gov/animal-veter...

When I hear a guy yelling "I do what I want!" over and over, it's like he's begging to be arrested for being a jerkhole. Or run over, like the other guy almost did, lol

Remember: Octavia Butler wrote we should save seeds to plant, pick up skills like sewing and carpentry, learn how to shoot guns, practice how to fight, and create the futures we need, even as we look to the stars.

Hyun Sook standing in an old fashioned gate leading to an old pavilion surrounded by a stone wall.

A plaque explaining thay Banghojeong Pavillion was built in 1930 as a secret place for locals to enjoy Korean literature and poetry that was banned under Japanese occupation.

Hyun Sook in front of the maroon and green wooden Pavillion

Deep in a small village, Hyun Sook and I found this 96 year old pavilion that was built as a secret spot for locals to illegally read all the Korean literature and poetry that was banned under Japanese occupation.

It's literally a Banned Book Clubhouse!

I don't know, but I guess it bothers me some that the President of the United States posted on social media that it is his great honor to be killing people. 🤷‍♂️

It's time to learn your ABCs of Black Lady Comic Pros. 🖤

Swipe through to meet them. Then follow them, buy their work, and tell someone else about them.

And this is just the ABCs. We are just getting started.

— Jean comicbooked.org

In this black and white photo, a cat sits perches on a mans shoulders. The man is wearing black and hat a white beard.

Edward Gorey drew cats constantly in his illustrated books as companions to his characters. His cats were typically small, black, and observant. Gorey personally owned multiple cats throughout his life. He once said he always had at least one, and at times had seven living in his Cape Cod home.

Imagine that everything he promised his base turning out to be a lie. Shocking. Just shocking.

A welcome sign with a tabby cat and behind it are the ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina

A close up of the ruins

One of the cats who lives at the sanctuary hiding behind some bushes

My Ides of March fun fact is that the place where Caesar was stabbed is now a cat sanctuary, and I think it’s beautiful that creatures with tiny knives on their feet live there

🩷 ɪᴛ'ꜱ ꜱᴜᴘᴇʀ ᴇꜰꜰᴇᴄᴛɪᴠᴇ! 🩷