firmlyaground.bsky.social
Brit (Grade B). Metaphorist. Snarkophile. Anomalous. Retired Cat Herder and Lost Cause Technician. Culturally incoherent and proud of it. Sorry: can’t follow you (back) if I can’t see some posts of yours.
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Wordle 1,960 2/6 🟩🟨⬛⬛🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 That first word certainly worked out well! 😄
Show PostIt was appropriated from the pagan Samhain because the beliefs persisted so long after Christianity came to Ireland. It then travelled to America with immigrants and mingled with other traditions there before coming back across the pond in a new (highly commercial) format.
Show Postdo not funnel your grief over this death into trek and x-men merch, paramount & disney dont need your money. go to plays, give to charities, vote for candidates who will fund public art, and you will make it possible for people like patrick stewart to exist and keep existing. a rising tide lifts all
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Show PostThe one thing I've taken from the reaction of deaths of Dolly Parton and Patrick Stewart is how much love there is towards people who represent goodness, and how much meaning they bring to people's lives, shaping the idea of the world they want to live in, giving them ideals to strive for.
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