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agreed! nice to see a film that felt like it was for adults.

oh i dunno really just mentioning the very end no sorries eek sorry

spoilers!

Anyway, I highly recommend seeing Olivia Wilde's version of The Odyssey, The Invite, which does a great job of fidelity to the original within the confines of a modern apartment.

hidey bun

your moment of calm

Great piece here by @brendonstuff.bsky.social on the need for widespread use of bird-safe glass to prevent window collisions theconversation.com/bird-safe-gl...

For the record, this Emily Wilson Odyssey review furor is ridiculous, and largely fueled by algorithms designed to work us up over practically nothing. She wrote a very interesting review from her perspective and I personally enjoyed it. Now, it feels like people want her arrested for a crime.

2081: The war rages on. No nation states now exist. No commonwealths or republics or empires. No, only two politic impulses remain. The enduring struggle of the battle-hardened Nolanites against the Wilsonians.

Esta tarde en el jardín.

Monroe, aka Monrovia, The Duchess of Brindle.

yes, i stole it from byzantium. opera.

you laugh, but once in byzantium there was practically a civil war over different schools of theater

2081: The war rages on. No nation states now exist. No commonwealths or republics or empires. No, only two politic impulses remain. The enduring struggle of the battle-hardened Nolanites against the Wilsonians.

Around Oaks Bottom refuge today, in birds.

your real moment of calm

point being it's a really low number, commensurate to a book event lol

Delighted to see a vid from a Salem City Council meeting where people were decrying a proposed data center... in which the speaker points out 75 employees gained is a similar number to my Book Bin event, and unlike a data center my reading didn't pollute and was more useful. Surreal world.

oh right

egret, rather. i egret any cawfusion