sarah / pixie

@chocofungi.bsky.social

Queer, autistic, crafty, pagan. Would probably prefer to be asleep at any given time. She/any

haven't slept properly in days, executive functioning seriously breaking down. then on top of it all the teenager had their bike stolen from their back garden today which is a really, really shitty thing and one that i'm going to have to fix and i just want to sleep

The “best” thing about genAI (the quotes are doing heavy work here) is that it’s really lowered the bar on getting into hand-made art. Literally anything you make is better than ai. There’s never been a better time to throw away your fear and start learning that craft you’ve always wanted to learn.

we've had a national post service since the victorian era, and each monarch has had their initials on the postboxes placed during their reign, even edward 8th had some. given the decline in physical post, will charles be the first to not get any postboxes?

london is hot and sweaty and exhausting, but i have seen many things i've wanted to go see for years, and tomorrow it's even going to be quite cool! (only 27 degrees instead of 35, hey, i need every little win when it comes to these temperatures)

london, and particularly the social history of it, is one of my special interests. i've been enthralled all day with the archives of the blog of a london tour guide, but this bit in particular, from the article about wilton's music hall (livinglondonhistory.com/wiltons-lond...) really amused me

Wilton's: London's Oldest Surviving Victorian Music Hall - Living London History

Just a short walk from Tower Hill is an extraordinary building with a unique atmosphere. Wilton’s Music Hall is one of the few surviving...

livinglondonhistory.com

went to the shops earlier and there was a car driving round the car park with its windows down, absolutely blasting out some music. i get it, i also love music and it was a beautiful, warm day. but they were listening to "away in a manger"

first time i heard street spirit it blew my mind. i was 13 and it was the last track on a cd which came on the cover of q magazine and i had literally never heard anything like it before. the way the music seems to roll... i can't describe it or what it did to me but it was a pivotal moment

Colin Dickey@colindickey.com · 4mo ago

Tell me about a song that blew you away the first time you heard it, where you had to immediately drop everything to learn what it was and who it was by, bonus points if it was pre-Shazam and you had to *work* to find out. (Brought to you by a re-listen of “I’m Straight” by The Modern Lovers)

genuine easter question to anyone in the know: i was taught that jesus died on a friday and was resurrected 3 days later. 3 days after friday is monday, so why is easter celebrated on sundays?

a lot gets made of the fact that autistic people like arranging things in straight lines. genuine question, but what are the alternatives? how are things meant to be arranged? i really don't understand what i'm missing here

life must be slightly surreal when you're famous. people you've never heard of start dreaming about you, naming their children after you or people from your films/books/songs etc. some people even only exist because of you! (eg. 2 of my friends met on a site for fans of an author and had a kid)

worms live underground where there's no sunlight so they surely have no concept of daytime or nighttime. so then it follows that a bird can get up at any time and expect to find worms to catch, as the worms won't be coming out just because the sun rose