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Respect to the mum reading The Hobbit out loud to her kids on the train today. She was doing voices and everything!
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I donât really know what I expect in posting this, but maybe some people see it and can learn from it. Iâll call it âlessons from an unwilling immigration attorney.â 1/
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Loved the Turner always contemporary exhibition at the Walker - some very interesting connections made across artists. Sadly my favourite Simone Martini painting has not yet made it back into the main collection.
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about 2 months ago
rare to see an american politician speak in these terms and it rocks
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Annual church panto trip - this year Sleeping Beauty. Fun with a couple of good jokes and a script that ensured the prince had met the princess and got consent before he had to kiss her to wake her!
about 2 months ago
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Loved the Forsyte saga at the RSC but honestly imagine itâs a completely different thing if you donât see Pt 1 before Pt 2.
about 2 months ago
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Oh I am loving the Forsyte saga at the RSC - itâs really well done. Theyâve left us on another âcue Eastenders drum beatsâ for tomorrow (NB they are way too classy to actually play Eastenders drum beats)
about 2 months ago
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Forsyte saga has just left us on a proper Eastenders drum beat
#intervalskeet
about 2 months ago
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about 2 months ago
It's time for the passing year! â¨đâ¨Happy new year!!â¨đ⨠Wishing you the best as always, health and success for you through 2026! Keep it up!
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Loved Young Frankenstein at the Playhouse. Excellent performances and genuine laughs (btw make sure you stay to watch the credits which are hilarious).
about 2 months ago
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Church on form. Went in to go to a funeral, came out with a packet of short date raspberries because we had a donation and the freezers couldnât fit everything.
about 2 months ago
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Cousinâs cat is being very brave with all of us in the house and has even tried out my lap (briefly). Possibly we will get a Christmas where he isnât stressed out of his very tiny ginger mind or holding a grudge!
2 months ago
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Some of the congregation got me chocolate dinosaurs for my birthday! I love my church!
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Foxes In Love
2 months ago
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Emily L. Hauser (she/her) âđ
2 months ago
The thing is, you can't make trans and intersex people nonexistent, you can only make them suffer.
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Do it! Do it! Do it! Do it!
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3 months ago
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One of my smaller Sunday School boys made me a loom band bracelet. It has made my day!
3 months ago
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RIP Brian Patten. Presumably it now IS celestial music!
5 months ago
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One of my Sunday School children said his favourite things about church were âfood and Lauraâ. On the one hand, not what I was going for, on the other, stupidly proud of myself!
6 months ago
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I always find something to love at the John Moores painting prize and today was no different - so lucky to live near it! Thanks to the Walker Art Gallery for a lovely evening đ
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7 months ago
@gralefrit.bsky.social
You have to see these! A friend of mine has been collating a series of images entitled "Things my students have written turned into Philomena Cunk quotes" and they're just glorious.
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Fringe reviews: Darren McGarvey Trauma Industrial Complex. Thoughtful exploration of how fitting trauma into a standard narrative structure is probably not telling the whole truth and may not be remotely helpful.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Red like fruit. Cleverly constructed play about the difference between what gets said and whether or how it gets heard. Liked it a lot.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Faustine. Itâs got the Faust story. Itâs got synthesisers. Itâs got really really really clunky rhymes. I mean REALLY clunky. Sigh.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Amazons. Engaging one woman show exploring the history of the Amazon through her personal history as someone of indigenous descent.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Count Dykula. Not as fun as Lesbian Space Crime.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Ways of knowing. Yikes this is weird. The bit that works best is an evocation of caving done in the dark lit by the two performersâ head torches.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: The cyclops. A play about male relationships that occasionally starts quoting the story of Odysseus and the cyclops. I wasnât entirely sure why - I suspect the link got lost somewhere in the drafting process.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Timonopoly. Timon of Athens done by one actor using a monopoly game theme and a shedload of audience participation with sweets. Much to my surprise it worked very well indeed.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Scotlandsfest Wanton women running amok - fab author talk about witch trials in Scotland and why they often werenât for actual witchcraft
7 months ago
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Friskyâs reshuffle. Improv show in which Ms Frisky triumphantly proves that she can sing literally anything no matter how bizarre. Like a Virgin as a John Lewis Christmas ad, Candle in the Wind as a rave anthem etc
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: City of Ladies. Builds on Christine de Pisan to flag up some great women of history. Fairly eclectic in its choices, not a Great Work of Art but entertaining and yay for the medieval history name checks.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Operation Blank. Billed as a comedy but the writer and I do not share a sense of humour. At all. There were laughs from the audience so presumably that is a me problem.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: sensitive and well written play in which a middle aged gay man confronts his teenaged experiences in a charismatic church.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Lesbian Space Crime. Amiable romp with lesbians, space jokes and unexpected Shakespeare gong jokes. I laughed a lot.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: A poem and a mistake. Accomplished one woman show about Ovidâs metamorphoses and female vulnerability in general.
7 months ago
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Edinburgh game: count the number of visiting Americans wearing tshirts apologising for Trump/saying they didnât vote for him etc
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Fringe reviews: Ecce Romani on a Shoestring. Funny and affectionate take down of the many ways in which nothing happens in an introductory Latin textbook. I liked it a lot. Apparently one of the textbook authors was in the audience!
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Fringe reviews: Hamlet wakefulness. Spectacularly weird. Not pretending I understood it but the singing is amazing.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Shakespeare the panto - three performers, entertaining Shakespeare mash-up with a lot of panto business, free badge (mine says Fucketh off Villain and I love it)
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Outing - meandering show that starts getting interesting in its final scene then stops abruptly.
7 months ago
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Fringe reviews: Monkeypox gospel. Interesting show with good ideas but audio (big part of the show) can be muffled and ending feels a bit odd.
7 months ago
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Andy Goldsworthy exhibition in Edinburgh does landscape art inside the gallery, not entirely successfully in my view. Preferred the back catalogue and would have liked to see more of it.
7 months ago
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RIP Tom Lehrer. So many brilliant songs - this is my favourite
youtu.be/pvhYqeGp_Do
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Tom Lehrer - The Vatican Rag - fabulous version - LIVE FILM From Copenhagen in 1967
YouTube video by The Tom Lehrer Wisdom Channel
https://youtu.be/pvhYqeGp_Do
7 months ago
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Sharing this because Andrea is an utter star who just walked Hadrians Wall with me! (She did the whole thing - I did the hottest day on the bus)
gofund.me/47c52fb0
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Donate to The story of Jacob, organized by Andrea Middlemiss
Jacob A note from his mum, Heather Tongue: Jacob is a happy 3 year old boy who love⌠Andrea Middlemiss needs your support for The story of Jacob
https://gofund.me/47c52fb0
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Norm Charlatan
8 months ago
Indiana Jones will be played by a rotating cast of three adjuncts who answer to two different associate deans
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rahaeli
8 months ago
I really need to figure out the right way to get this poem tattooed on me because it has gotten me out of the hole that is not my grave entirely too many times and I think everyone needs to read it this week
billmoyers.com/story/poetry...
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Poetry Month: WHAT RESEMBLES THE GRAVE BUT ISNâT - BillMoyers
Always falling into a hole, then saying âok, this is not your grave, get out of this hole,â getting out of the hole which is not the grave...
https://billmoyers.com/story/poetry-month-what-resembles-the-grave-but-isnt/
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Honestly one of the more depressing things about middle age is the limited amount of cheese I can eat before my IBS starts on the ominous bloinking noises.
8 months ago
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Todayâs learning experience was addressing a strike rally through a megaphone! đ˘ No to a blanket 60% on campus mandate for No Apparent Reason (seriously that shouldnât even need saying!)
8 months ago
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Spent the afternoon at Simon Boccanegra at the Phil and the evening at Cav and Pag at St Georgeâs Hall so today has been a day of hyper emotional Italian singing.
10 months ago
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