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2026-01-29 12:20:40 UTC

“Surprisingly, bonsai began in China around 2000 years ago and were brought to Japan and Korea where it was developed into the Japanese art form we know today. Typically kept under four feet in height, bonsai translates from Japanese to “tree planted in a container.” Common bonsai species include Ficus, Juniper and Japanese maple, but there are hundreds of trees that can be grown and refined into bonsai!” By Greta Engel
I did have a Bonsai once— it’s definately an art to care for the beautiful plant.

2026-01-29 12:19:21 UTC

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Behind the Scenes of Phipps’ Beautiful Bonsai By Greta Engel
https://www.phipps.conservatory.org/blog/detail/behind-the-scenes-of-phipps-beautiful-bonsai

2026-01-21 01:31:21 UTC

Voted for my favorite Bonsai 🤍
https://image.nostr.build/723a7c83244916a1d45b45edac69a2871c0e863be156406e20138ede05a0c802.jpg

2026-01-17 01:47:57 UTC

Loving this new Ryan Bloom translation of The Complete Notebooks — and I did notice Nostr translation (amazing)
https://image.nostr.build/1d2e366d7b45d3581e0825fb4317a2e45c9b19520501d1a035338a5940c790ed.jpg

2026-01-06 22:08:04 UTC

I can’t stop thinking about this: “A seasoned trial lawyer, Mr. Pollack, 61, has had prominent clients involved in complicated international cases, including Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, who was accused by U.S. authorities of illegally disseminating information related to national security.”https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/05/world/americas/barry-pollack-maduro-lawyer-assange.html?unlocked_article_code=1.CVA.EAMN.qmPRNqIcB9Bz&smid=nytcore-ios-share

2026-01-05 17:25:26 UTC

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Thank you! Trying to find a saturated but healthy balance of expression between all of my social media accounts. Keep me posted on that new translation when it arrives!

2026-01-04 19:18:07 UTC

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“Very controlled and intelligent her voice now, controlled and intent, and her eyes still glittering. Yes you do, she says.
You've fallen in love with someone, and you're afraid. T's the usual thing, you don't like being vulnerable. And I suppose on top of that, she's not a very suitable person. She has no money, and she puts up these pictures online, maybe you think people are laughing at you. And you're looking back on how things were when you and I were together, how easy everything was, and everyone was jealous of us, and you just want that back again. For life to be easy. What happened between us the other day, I can see now, you did that because you wanted an exit strat-egy. Maybe not consciously, I don't know, but in the back of your mind. You were looking for a way out with Naomi.”
https://image.nostr.build/26f9917820d81b3680b6651387df3d5ae87b7328b454e917cf912ec8772800c9.jpg

2026-01-04 19:15:58 UTC

An alluring Irish voice narrates the audible — just saying. I read it last year— love rereading & listening. It’s about 2 brothers and the women they love. One brother is a chess genius who falls in love for the first time and his older lawyer brother who loves a college student and his ex girlfriend at the same time— his ex can’t be intimate in certain ways anymore due to a terrible accident.
https://image.nostr.build/7dd317a72969ef00d82ebefd0be308a0fa4a8f23cdeb1466e9b3efa38b97b35a.jpg

2026-01-04 18:55:16 UTC

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These kind of statements don’t work— lol

2026-01-04 05:45:37 UTC

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Hello! It’s been a minute ☺️ This sounds thrilling— my book list is long as always but I will make a note of this title.

2025-10-04 13:18:53 UTC

“Redefine all those blues…” ~Taylor Swift🔥🍯
https://music.apple.com/us/album/honey/1838810949?i=1838810963
https://blossom.primal.net/0541f9fee8cd600ebed0f663aa674530046e6621dae85480187aa625407a4d80.jpg

2025-10-04 01:05:29 UTC

“Creativity is magic. Don’t examine it too closely.” ~Edward Albee
https://blossom.primal.net/5cde03ec0f5fcf5637a80e9855d1dcfe7ff3c9006391de7a90fd379b76324498.jpg

2025-10-04 00:52:38 UTC

Hi ☺️
“I made my song a coat
Covered with embroideries
Out of old mythologies
From heel to throat;
But the fools caught it,
Wore it in the world’s eyes
As though they’d wrought it.
Song, let them take it
For there’s more enterprise
In walking naked.”
~William Butler Yeats
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/12893/a-coat

2025-06-20 00:24:15 UTC

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he did not exist as imagined— how about that?

2025-04-28 00:46:12 UTC

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true

2025-04-24 01:37:05 UTC

https://mediafaro.org/article/20250312-lee-miller-the-photojournalist-who-brought-dignity-to-those-who-suffered-during-wwii/?mf_channel=mastodon&action=forward

2025-04-24 01:35:43 UTC

Happy Heavenly Birthday Lee Miller 💙🙏🏻 https://images.leemiller.co.uk/media/Xqw1i2ifbu9YmeMkVHohWg..a?ts=ugCo5GekXviuLp-WyfLFTBEUi9_nscTayRVI0ZPNKuM.a
Hope all is well 🪽
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2023-11-22 23:17:03 UTC

Have a good one Nostr… getting started on some holiday #reading tonight. https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691135199/the-chapter https://image.nostr.build/b201fe34b886d1230a611470dd681e0f7833a4c355880529e5e6fb3dac262080.jpg

2023-11-22 23:11:34 UTC

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Well stated. Yes— I want to live in a world where people are not afraid to communicate to one another. Stay true to yourself & find a way to speak about the important truths of your being.

2023-11-22 22:33:59 UTC

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And hugs— holidays are not the same without our loved ones 💛

2023-11-22 22:32:03 UTC

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Nice! My son is in his 20’s now— and got his haircut on his own (without me or his dad nagging) for Thanksgiving. However— he is a recent college grad — and will be working this Thursday— but will make it to dinner later. Enjoy your holiday! The kids grow up fast!

2023-11-22 22:26:47 UTC

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I’m grateful you appreciate some poetry.

2023-11-22 18:32:10 UTC

“Eliza Griswold is a poet and reporter whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the Atlantic, the New York Times Magazine, Harper's, and the New Republic. Her books include the poetry collection Wideawake Field (2007) and the non-fiction title The Tenth Parallel (2010), which examines Christianity and Islam in Asia and Africa. In 2010, Griswold won the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome for her poetry, and in 2011, The Tenth Parallel received the Anthony J. Lukas award. A former Nieman Fellow in Journalism at Harvard, Griswold is currently a senior fellow at the New American Foundation, a nonpartisan public policy institute.” https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/eliza-griswold

2023-11-22 18:28:53 UTC

“The first person is often excised from journalism, which is one of Griswold’s many mediums; she recently won a Pulitzer Prize for her book “Amity and Prosperity: One Family and the Fracturing of America,” a work of nonfiction centered on life in a small Appalachian town. She has also written and theorized about the hot zone between the equator and the tenth parallel, and recorded the poetry of Pashtun women in Afghanistan. Where Griswold’s journalism is immersive and adventurous, “First Person” is wry and intimate, sophisticated and all her own—imagining the adventure that is being.”
—Kevin Young #poetry
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/09/23/first-person

2023-11-22 18:04:29 UTC

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Eliza Griswold https://image.nostr.build/b805682997a35ee3b81e3088557e2ea2449656ec43e91c83a26b12e71d62d698.jpg

2023-11-22 18:03:35 UTC

Always loved this poem for the matrix sound.
SINGER FUTURA
I is instinct gone awry.
Sugar, speed, near death, she loved
to limn oblivion, thrived
off the grid, since the grid
was fraught with dead ideas
of what a life should be.
In her inherited America,
mothers don't risk
their skins. They monogram and fold.
~Eliza Griswold
The mysteries of a comma #poetry #poem https://image.nostr.build/9a1e2651875275e22f388a2582a547a7230ef7fa66fd3473a6b67d125285b79b.jpg

2023-11-22 15:06:56 UTC

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Beautiful! You’re motivating me to walk outside today— there is magic to be found in a gray skies & low light.

2023-11-22 14:57:02 UTC

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Interesting

2023-11-22 14:53:37 UTC

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that is gorgeous—

2023-11-22 14:44:31 UTC

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Stunning view

2023-11-22 01:23:10 UTC

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No. Thank you.

2023-11-22 01:21:19 UTC

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Tell me about the criticisms of language criticism.

2023-11-22 01:08:03 UTC

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Good news. Thanks. One question— tell me what you know about language deconstruction.

2023-11-22 00:58:41 UTC

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Dave— are you available for a chat— or did the power change turn you off again?

2023-11-22 00:50:34 UTC

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I see you!

2023-11-21 22:50:06 UTC

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looks delicious!

2023-11-21 22:46:40 UTC

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Today it is raining & this painting captures the mood. Love this!

2023-11-21 22:43:20 UTC

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looks amazing

2023-11-21 22:41:04 UTC

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need to check this out!

2023-11-21 22:39:00 UTC

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sweet picture!

2023-11-21 15:59:47 UTC

Lunch quote; Lunch break & bored— so I’m rereading a section of Bostrom’s book— obviously comprehending this from a philosophical point of view vs. someone who creates in the field— but I find it deeply engrossing.
“Another point, which counts against some types of oracles and genies, is that there are risks involved in designing a superintelligence to have a final goal that does not fully match the outcome that we ultimately seek to attain. For example, if we use a domesticity motivation to make the superintelligence want to minimize some of its impacts on the world, we might thereby create a system whose preference ranking over possible outcomes differs from that of the sponsor. The same will happen happen if we build the AI to place a peculiarly high value on answering questions correctly, or on faithfully obeying individual commands. Now, if sufficient care is taken, this should not cause any problems: there would be sufficient agreement between the two rankings—at least insofar as they pertain to possible worlds that have a reasonable chance of being actualized—that the outcomes that are good by the AI’s standard are also good by the principal’s standard. But perhaps one could argue for the design principle that it is unwise to introduce even a limited amount of disharmony between the AI’s goals and ours. (The same concern would of course apply to giving sovereigns goals that do not completely harmonize with ours.)”
https://a.co/ds1tjc9

2023-11-21 13:04:19 UTC

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“ Lievens was a celebrity by the age of 12; his works were commissioned or purchased by the princes of Orange and the king of England; and he was invited to participate in every major Dutch decorative project of his day – which Rembrandt, who had a thorny reputation, was not.” ~Benjamin Moser #art

2023-11-21 12:57:37 UTC

#morning #read by Benjamin Moser https://lithub.com/benjamin-moser-on-what-we-can-learn-from-failed-dutch-painters/

2023-11-21 12:06:30 UTC

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important news— thanks. Although not my area of expertise— my cousin’s husband has his Phd in this stuff & worked for a US politician.

2023-11-21 12:01:05 UTC

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Great advice

2023-11-21 03:23:06 UTC

I’ve been a Shakira fan for a long time. “The only daughter of a jeweller in Barranquilla, Colombia, William Mebarak, and his wife, Nydia Ripoll, Shakira was born into an artistic family of Arab descent. Her precocity meant that she packed as much into her early years as most people manage in decades. At 17 months, she was reciting the alphabet; at three, she had learned to count; at four, she was belly-dancing at her Barranquilla convent school, where in the 1930s a sybaritic staff member had wanted to erect a monument to the cult of Shirley Temple. By the time she was seven, Shakira had composed her first song. When she was eight, she began writing poems, and at 10, she had written and composed original songs. Around the same time, she signed her first contract, entertaining workers at the El Cerrejon coal mines on the Atlantic coast. She hadn't even started secondary school when a record company signed her.” https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2002/jun/08/shopping.colombia

2023-11-21 02:53:26 UTC

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So happy! I remember when I first heard this news— Glad its resolved. Congrats Shakira 💛🙏

2023-11-21 02:41:09 UTC

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https://time.com/6337537/shakira-deal-tax-fraud-case/

2023-11-21 02:39:13 UTC

🎉https://time.com/6337537/shakira-deal-tax-fraud-case/

2023-11-20 23:17:09 UTC

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Bought a used copy of Virginia Woolf essays last Saturday & there is someone at the shop who helps me find
Russian poets & literary critics. He likes seeing what I pick & asked me for a “counter point” — not sure what he meant by this. I might give him your suggestions. https://www.calibanbooks.com/

2023-11-20 23:08:24 UTC

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These are amazing & beautiful books. They are treasures!! I buy most of my used books from a shop called Caliban— next time I go— I’m going to ask if they carry any Cortazar. Every time I go— love chatting & learning from them.

2023-11-20 22:00:48 UTC

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Borges is currently sitting on top of a pile of books on my fireplace mantel actually— his essays “Seven Nights”
https://image.nostr.build/27d5fdde17234e9a4d4a003784a59748acf03a6b2ff12d9653da6d4df5d925a4.jpg

2023-11-20 21:55:28 UTC

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I knew you would give me good details— thank you. And I agree— read who you want because history is nuanced— and an author’s life is a manifestation of many factors. It’s why I do not give up on Nostr— censorship.
On another note, Frida Kahlo admired Stalin— she also called Leonora that “European Bitch” — or something related. Need to check her biography. Love both these artists.

2023-11-20 20:18:43 UTC

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Not sure. Truthfully— I was more focused on the authors who lived there vs. the architecture/design. One more pic: Hemingway’s typewriter
“If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.
(Ernest Hemingway)
https://image.nostr.build/f039b45831d47956261615651db04aa833404b6447eb366aa7eebe081f8e3ec0.jpg

2023-11-20 20:10:19 UTC

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It’s a beautiful house with a fascinating history. My friend was married in this house.

2023-11-20 19:51:07 UTC

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Yes! I took a video!
https://video.nostr.build/02d2d7d8fb0ad2530f1769d82f837398f372b23af8e010cde2c9c9a5baad8562.mp4

2023-11-20 19:43:48 UTC

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I know! I know! hahahahh Since Argentina is in the news… when you made that comment about awards — it made me think of something in *The Rigor of Angels* about the speculation that Jorge Luis Borges was denied a literary award due to his association with a controversial politician — have to look it up later. Maybe you know?! Sorry no Rita Dove translations— hope that changes.

2023-11-20 16:35:09 UTC

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And your nephew is lucky to have you as an Aunt!

2023-11-20 16:33:25 UTC

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Bought a book of letters from Martha Gellhorn at the gift shop— here is a pic of her in his house. https://image.nostr.build/2e216873a31ffecc45c715c5d35b50ff4e230913e7d82aa6533148cf0fb3c577.jpg

2023-11-20 16:30:50 UTC

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I visited Hemingway’s House a few summers ago in Key West, Florida — gorgeous

2023-11-20 16:28:05 UTC

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I watched the whole ceremony. Book Grammy’s — lol 🎉 Rita Dove was given an achievement award— a highlight for me too.

2023-11-20 14:27:51 UTC

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I think this is what I used— back in May when I joined. I had to find & watch a video on Youtube about it. I bookmarked this now— thank you. I’m an infant but grateful.

2023-11-20 12:59:37 UTC

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When I first joined Nostr— I looked up how to change my cover photo on Damus (as much as I respect ostriches— I knew I could not look at them everyday on my profile) so used some type of”build” image thing to get a link to plug in. I wish I would have saved how I did this— wondering if this is what you mean. @npub1r0r…q9ac did I see you share something related?
Sorry if I’m off in my own world— lol

2023-11-20 12:52:15 UTC

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wow

2023-11-20 12:45:48 UTC

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thanks 💛

2023-11-20 12:30:01 UTC

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Morning!

2023-11-20 12:28:56 UTC

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*expecting
I need an edit button— clearly.

2023-11-20 12:27:54 UTC

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I recently attended a safety training — school related but it also included other tips.
1. Be aware of all your exits
2. Remember your car holds personal information stalkers can use—
Number 2 surprised me— I was not expected that one
3. And please do not prop the doors

2023-11-20 12:24:09 UTC

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Morning 💜

2023-11-20 12:19:47 UTC

I have an old Honda (no car payment)— no smart radio or remote starter. So we have moved into the time of year… that I lose 5 minutes of my morning reading time because I need to handle the frost on my window shield— lol

2023-11-20 11:42:34 UTC

Morning! Only a two day work week— and then vacation. #sunrise https://image.nostr.build/dc1432763c484211105a8240044534368fbc726ae6a797a8ba0776872a2581a1.jpg

2023-11-20 03:39:49 UTC

Retiring for now from Nostr— this is my reading/relaxing music tonight (strange how different types of music speaks to our inner beings— we find depth in different expressions). 🍵🎶📖 https://youtu.be/yUOuJI_66Q0?si=rE30puslRSQQvhZ9

2023-11-20 02:23:22 UTC

Disaster.

2023-11-20 02:03:57 UTC

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Should I be using this with every Client for safety? Thank you

2023-11-19 22:25:15 UTC

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I rarely listen to rock…
but my husband took me to see Linkin Park concert years ago. Loved it.

2023-11-19 22:05:26 UTC

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Love this!

2023-11-19 22:04:22 UTC

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Lovely

2023-11-19 21:56:49 UTC

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#art https://carnegieart.org/exhibition/the-milton-and-sheila-fine-collection/

2023-11-19 21:52:42 UTC

Gary Hume
British, b. 1962
Rome III, 1993 pastel on paper
Carnegie Museum of Art #Pittsburgh https://image.nostr.build/2013c2d7ce7ba44caa9704965fbbba3290a6f75c7cb3d136d11c45542717fb1c.jpg

2023-11-19 21:45:13 UTC

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water

2023-11-19 16:58:56 UTC

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Here you are— it’s like playing hide &
go seek on different clients. Thanks again.

2023-11-19 16:54:43 UTC

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Snowcait… ⭐️can’t find the account on certain Clients. Followed elsewhere

2023-11-19 16:42:20 UTC

I just liked one of my posts with a book emoji— I’m in heaven. Thank you to whoever made this & @npub1gcx…nj5z for sharing this Client. https://nostter.vercel.app/

2023-11-19 16:39:20 UTC

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I’m inside now— looks great. Thank you for sharing!

2023-11-19 14:15:53 UTC

For any book people… this is amazing & a podcast will be available starting in January! https://www.wesleyan.edu/shapirocenter/speaker-series/index.html

2023-11-19 14:06:29 UTC

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A good reminder.
#nevent1q…jaxn

2023-11-19 14:03:32 UTC

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Looks great!

2023-11-19 14:00:21 UTC

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Sometimes! I agree. But I regret not finding a way to save my tweets — although I have a handful of screenshots.

2023-11-19 13:58:04 UTC

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A great reminder as we continue along!

2023-11-19 06:16:15 UTC

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I have a book for every year I can remember. This question by itself is impossible for me to answer without some type of equation— lol. But I’ll share one from my past that I thought of recently. About a year before I conceived & gave birth to my son in my early 20’s— I read The Alchemist. This novel & The Witch of Portobello are my favorite Paulo Coelho books. I was born in 1977.

2023-11-18 23:41:08 UTC

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wow! 📖💛

2023-11-18 23:39:56 UTC

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looks delicious!

2023-11-18 23:38:26 UTC

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✨🎄✨ Thanks! Savoring all the seasonal festivities.

2023-11-18 23:35:18 UTC

The trees are up! Avoiding the downtown crowds tonight though & heading out to watch the Penguins Hockey game with my husband & son. Have a good one Nostr… ⭐️⭐️ https://image.nostr.build/d3275b35051f4ace4546f428743cf925ee2904ab045d19fc3b3a59d980b169bf.jpg

2023-11-18 23:09:13 UTC

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I wonder what Frank Lloyd Wright would have thought about all of this— fascinating!

2023-11-18 23:00:53 UTC

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Another gem 🎶🎶

2023-11-18 23:00:24 UTC

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🎶💛⭐️

2023-11-18 22:59:47 UTC

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John Ashbery’s poetry inspires me deeply— especially needed as I navigate patterns of thought & speech.

2023-11-18 22:57:36 UTC

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Censorship is a shadow that lures us away from the light— constantly. I appreciate compassionate & thoughtful pieces such as this article.

2023-11-18 01:33:15 UTC

#rereading some of this tonight.
https://a.co/eNfsuHO