Ariadne by Jennifer Saint
@trombonejo
Barely practising trombonist/ proud trade unionist/ professional environmentalist/ late diagnosed neuro spicy feminist/ unrepentant geek/ loves posts of beautiful art & cute pets/ loves kids/ childfree by choice/ happily married to a bass playing engineer
Ariadne by Jennifer Saint
i donβt have a credit but its from IG
@queen_astraea
Okay, this is quite outstanding from Bedford Council.
Just having to do a freeview rescan to get the channel
(The Arts Library is how you would imagine a university library would look) and the most beautiful surroundings. I felt very nurtured as a student and people were really friendly. I don't think Bangor University would be a good fit for Mrs Oakeshott as it doesn't tend to attract overpriveliged twits
I am a Bangor University Alumini and it is a fantastic place. I did study music rather than Ocean Sciences but its a great place to learn whichever subject you do. Student living costs are one of the lowest in the UK, its a beautiful walkable city, it has some of the most beautiful buildings
Crazy idea for future protests could @lovehoneyofficial.bsky.social or @annesummers.bsky.social provide sponsership?
I hate that protest is still needed but I'm loving the creativity and absurdity of the protests. Question for @whoresofyore.bsky.social have sex toys ever been used in protests before or is this a first?
a penguin books book that is called - your joke is factually incorrect - a guide to dying alone - complete (penguin) unabridged
Finally, a book for the people who ruin my jokes? jk
In fact I need that quote on my business card...
This is the story of my musical experiences.
The Making of the English Working Classes EP Thompson
Can I join you? I play the trombone so could follow them round playing 'sad trombone' sounds.
I've used it myself but as an official legal term on official documents.
Iz found tha artikul!
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I think part of the appeal of the WASPI campaign was the nostalgia for 'how things were', and the failure of some people to adapt to change. Brexit was a perfect example of where people will fight tooth and nail to defend a nostalgic hallucination over reality.
I bet he never stops to say hello to dogs and doesnt own a single piece of colourful clothing.
- waitress/ dishwasher
- receptionist
- administrator
- business support
- accounts clerk
Why not draw over the logo or pop a nice sticker over it?
Quite an apt article for any American right now.
Instruments like the guitar were influenced by string instruments encountered in different ports around the world.
Although this is a little early for the era you're looking at, there would have been other instruments like the carnyx used by armies for signalling in battle, such as drums and bugles, which would have travelled with the armies by sea. It would also be fascinating to see how modern western
As an example, heres a fascinating demonstration of the Carnyx, a brass instrument used by the Romans, by a modern musician, John Kenny. He's written new music for the instrument. youtu.be/zSLsTf2TH-Y?...
This could possibly include performances
Musical instruments played by seafarers, the words of songs they sang, showing the origins and uses of songs and music and how it changed and melded as it moved across the seas, and was passed between individuals.
As an accidental roommate of two of these venomous little fuckers, I can confirm everything about this
βNostalgia is not a strategy.β Well done, PM Carney. This is worth a listen, if anything, to catch a glimmer of hope that there are still adults in the room.
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@yrfatfriend.bsky.social @michaelhobbes.bsky.social one for Maintenance Phase
Is this like a practice unfortunately used by certain Canadian police forces, where they would arrest indigenous people in winter then drive them far away from civilisation and leave them stranded.
I bet he was popular at school, joining the conservatives at 14.