tobyjuliff.bsky.social
Art historian and curious person. nipaluna Hobart. Often found walking.
https://discover.utas.edu.au/Toby.Juliff
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I laughed a little too hard at this.
Yes, I manually reference 😬
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My family’s version was the same. Wiltshire was not especially known for its maritime industries. A few canals maybe…
I’ve adapted to local ears.
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That is super posh! Gosh it’s a step up from drinking it straight from the carton in the Woolies carpark (which is my Friday delicacy).
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I admire the thrown together aesthetic. And I have a perfect sparkling Riesling + Kerner that would have been perfect here (& I don’t usually drink sparkling).
Looks yum.
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Hot - but possibly unpopular - take is that #thesurvivors is the best of all the recent Tasmanian-based dramas. Unlike many of the others, Tasmania is the backdrop to the story, not a character (usually badly drawn) in the story. #tasmania #netflix
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Oh the stationary! It’s much the same in every school right now; the ink is still wet on our last restructure.
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Funny how almost all those VCs have made big cuts to their universities.
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And yet I suspect that all will hold firm on their commitment that the fees hike has no impact on Higher Education access. Funny that!
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The pig is the writing. Sometimes it is me.
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Post reported and unfollowed. Justified.
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So sorry to hear this Kate. I hope for improvement soon.
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I find myself stood equidistant between the fire and the air conditioner, such is Autumn in Tasmania. I think I got a little sunburned on my post lunch walk, and now have ma wee booties on to fend off frostbite.
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They are indeed. My double backed mismanagement of them are not.
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If you can remember a few years back when Shia LaBeouf publicly apologised for plagiarising Daniel Clowes with an apology that was plagiarised from an online guide to writing a sincere apology… then we can see how we got here. Horrid.
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Very much concur. And as Malm reminds us, we’ve long been able to afford it. The powers that be just don’t want to.
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Totally! And I hope next month brings meaningful opposition to those forces that exacerbate rather than reduce. I’m not all that optimistic on that, though new coalitions may at least make some headway.
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Yes. Add to that anything before 1996 and after 1998. Although I may be revealing how old I am.
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Isn’t it just. Terrific work
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Which of course leads me to think twice about where my next work ends up. Thankfully, the University Press pubs (which I think is my best stuff) doesn’t appear there … yet.
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Thank you for your understanding. Between partners anxiety, kiddos attention, and my general grumpy old manness I tend to rush through there like white bread on, well, my grumpy tummy.
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I’m sorry I didn’t stop to chat, but if I’m in there for more than 4 minutes I break out in hives. A rare trip for me. I hope you found your way out.