Morning walk in Regent’s Park amid a pleasantly crisp autumn morning, I’m wondering how much longer the roses will be around

Morning walk in Regent’s Park amid a pleasantly crisp autumn morning, I’m wondering how much longer the roses will be around

And a cameo of Ed Begley, Jr., as the officer in charge of the dogs

The killer in this episode was a sociopathic est-seminar leading Doberman owning movie buff psychologist played by Nicol Williamson, seen here, better known to me as Merlin from Excalibur

Watching a great old Columbo, with a small part played by a, seen here, near unrecognizable Kim Cattrall. Episode title, “How to Dial a Murder”

Watching a great old Columbo, with a small part played by a, seen here, near unrecognizable Kim Cattrall. Episode title, “How to Dial a Murder”

It's the lastest addition to the Crusade Texts in Translation series! "The Swan Knight texts of the Old French Crusade cycle" Translated by Carol Sweetenham @routledgehistory.bsky.social

The amazing Roman pharos (lighthouse) at Dover, still standing after almost 2,000 years! 🤩 The tallest surviving Roman structure in Britain, and one of only three surviving lighthouses from the former Roman Empire! Dated 1st-2nd century AD. 📷 by me #RomanSiteSaturday #Archaeology

If I were in NYC, I would be there.

I love this place

New pod! Mike interviews Tina Shepardson about A Memory of Violence: Syriac Christianity and the Radicalization of Religious Difference in Late Antiquity. Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/0HyD...

So who am I and what am I doing? I am a historian of medieval Europe and am writing a book on the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem (1099-1187). It is under contract with Basic Books. The goal is to write a narrative history the incorporates cultural, religious, apocalyptic, and romantic (!) material

Lizzie facing off against an unwelcome visitor, facing off on either side of the glass. Notice Lizzie’s face reflected in the window. #Caturday

Lizzie facing off against an unwelcome visitor, facing off on either side of the glass. Notice Lizzie’s face reflected in the window. #Caturday

I've been laid out with a stomach flu the last week. Hope I didn't miss anything.

Some of the greatest film noir dialogue ever

Morning moon over Regent’s Park

Morning moon over Regent’s Park

It has been a pleasure during my walks in the park this year to check in with this family of swans and watch the cygnets grow up

It has been a pleasure during my walks in the park this year to check in with this family of swans and watch the cygnets grow up

Shit. Still in this reality.

I want to wake tomorrow living in the version of reality where this got made. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Mister, the day the lottery I win, I ain’t ever gonna buy no D.I.Y. again.

I love this piece of street art in Kingston (Upon Thames) commemorating six of the alleged seven Wessex/Mercian kings crowned in the town.

I want to wake tomorrow living in the version of reality where this got made. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Suddenly I regret moving out of Tennessee eu.tennessean.com/story/entert...

I had this typewriter. It beeped if I misspelled a word. I wish word processing technology had stopped there.

My cat has movie star good looks.

When I bought this at the store, I thought that AF stood for “as fuck.” How embarrassing

When I bought this at the store, I thought that AF stood for “as fuck.” How embarrassing

Ant Farm Teaches Children About Toil, Death https://theonion.com/ant-farm-teaches-children-about-toil-death-1819565648/

My cat has movie star good looks.

[FWIW] Large fire engulfs archaeological site in Tyre - Lebanon News www.lbcgroup.tv/news/lebanon...

Post someone who looks good in stripes.

Don't they know that the Ark of Covenant was stated away in St. John of the Lateran in Rome, smh? www.msn.com/en-my/news/o...

I signed up!

No. Next question?

Well now that’s an ambiguous headline

the crisis in which the University of Chicago is now engulfed -- one entirely of its own making, and which has led to the (hopefully temporary) suspension of admissions into numerous PhD programs in the humanities -- represents I think a seismic event in the history of American higher education 1/

My hot take: I always looked forward to stopping at Cracker Barrel on a road trip, liked their biscuits (with butter and honey), and never paid attention to the logo. I think I thought it was a churn.

The highlight of every morning walk is being welcomed home #Caturday

The view from Primrose Hill this morning. Good light.

The highlight of every morning walk is being welcomed home #Caturday

The view from Primrose Hill this morning. Good light.

Lizzie channels my feelings about the state of the world