I would love it if the WORZ had a shoebill for me to see and hear.
I would love it if the WORZ had a shoebill for me to see and hear.
Snow, with a couple bushes and a fence in the background. The head of a stone gargoyle peeks up above the snowline.
My gargoyle is emerging from his winter slumber. Nature is healing.
Honestly, the Bluth family is saving my mental health these days.
Bad design, right? (Iβm sure there are accounts here on that topic.)
He was great.
You've seen the crocheted coral reefs? Maybe thereβs been one in your home town (certainly in mine). π§Ά
Another flaw in the human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to do maintenance - Kurt Vonnegut.
Heroes: empty rubbish bins, water trees, fill potholes, brushcut, sweep streets, prune trees, smooth out bumpy footpaths, repair broken benches, fix signs, stop taps leakingβ¦
Cover of the book, βMischance Creekβ by Garry Disher.
Every time I read a Garry Disher book I think βJeez heβs an excellent writerβ like Iβm surprised. Hirsch is a cop in the mid north of South Australia dealing with firearm audits, stolen hay bales, dumped asbestos, a cold case, his grieving mum, racists & a missing loner. Excellent stuff. #BookSky ππ
That really does look different from many of your other shots. π
Perfect! I'm nearly up for that!
This is one of 2025's best movies. But you won't get to see it compete at the Oscars.
It's called Nobody, and it earned almost $250 million on a $10< million budget. A future is coming for small, risky films β with or without the Oscars. We explore: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/the-film-t...
Yeah, I canβt find it on SBS.
A headline from GB News stating: Motorists switch to using public transport to avoid paying Β£5 daily congestion charge
In shock news, motorists have switched to public transport to avoid paying the Oxford Congestion Charge.
A spokesperson* said: "This is exactly what was meant to happen, and it did."
What's your sign?
Itβs a woman slapping her forehead with the male sign next to her for me, just as you say. π€·π»ββοΈ
remember you can always burn Shein clothes for petroleum
Perfect and huge red #Fluorite octahedron sitting on the "paper" #Calcite from Huanggangliang Mine, Inner Mongolia, China.
#mineral #crystal #mineralogy #mineralexpert
From the website YourAISlopBoresMe my prompt for someone to draw a cloud shaped like a cactus came back with, um, a cloud sort of shaped like a cactus, with the text, βeh?β.
#YourAISlopBoresMe
A hug to you
Cover of the book, βThe best beak in Boonaroo Bayβ by Narelle Oliver, 1993.
An open page in which the spoonbill describes how he uses his beak. Gorgeous lino-cut prints.
One of the books my 33-year-old was raised onβ¦
Right? ππ»
When I used to make New Years resolutions, they were always low-key, making them achievable.
Now, pfft. Not even low-key. Who cares?
Perhaps we can expect a spike in EV sales.
Iβm laughing.
Is that the post-thing that pokes through the hole? Bc maybe yes. The problem might have started with the hinge slipping out and making that post asymmetrical, missing the hole, and placing a burden on the whole thing. Might be time to spring for a new one, eh? Big bucks! ππ
I think the unpowered nature of the mower is what appealed. No loud, high-pitched petrol-engine noise, no trailing cable for an electric one. It just felt a little bit calm, with very low expectations. I like low expectations. π
Last week, a neighbour whoβs selling, GAVE me her push mower. Today I wanted to mow the lawn. Thatβs never happened to me before. So this morning I mowed! It was good fun. Ok, a crappy job, but Iβll get better at it & the grousemate said heβd snip the edges at some point. (I was happy, tho.)