sukay42.bsky.social
It's all about the context. There is always context.
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The neighbors hear because of proximity, not because I share it specifically with them.
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Playing piano. There was so much pressure as a child to play for others, do recitals, and such that I didn't play at all for over 30 years. At the age of 50, I started again (lessons again, too). Now (at 57), I practice and play every day. My only audience, my dog and the immediate neighbors.
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And maybe this???
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Another one
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I am still paying attention to all the things. I am also enjoying watching the public cage fight.
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I am continuing to collect them
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More!
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Hahahahahaha!!!
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They also sometimes nest in palm trees. We have a pair here (I am in Tucson) at the neighborhood park that has nested in the same palm for several years. I've been lucky enough to see several little owls fledged over the years.
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Sadly - clearly AI generated, clearly not physically possible for a few reasons, clearly in a pictured space where there is space to spare, and finally clearly not intended for short people as I see no ladder. It isn't even a case of AI providing a good, workable idea.
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The rest of the album.
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WTF?!?!?!.!
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This might have been my favorite episode so far. (I may or may not say that after every episode).
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I am nearly done with it. It is brilliant and devastating, and I think it will be on the list of books that changed the way I think about storytelling.
You are welcome to borrow my copy, but I will want it back. ❤️
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Another one...
I who have never known men - Jacqueline Harpman
Devastating and beautifully crafted.
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I tried to add ones that had not already been shared.
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And what can we offer you tonight - Premee Mohamed
We lived on the horizon - Erika Swyler
The annual migration of clouds - Premee Mohamed
Agnes at the end of the world - Kelly McWilliams
Hollow Kingdom - Kira Jane Buxton
The city not long after - Pat Murphy
The sea and summer - George Turner
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I am weary from being persistently wary.
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I am completely entranced... only 25 pages in (it is only ~160 pages total). The writing style is beguiling. It unfolds in a delicious way.