this is neato!! i love interaction fiction and imo the toolings/designs around it are also interesting for many things other than creating if
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Karie Bookish
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I do things with wool & words. She/her. Tired. 🏴🇩🇰🏳️🌈 These are all my personal views and do not represent anyone else. Find my stuff at kariebookish.net
this is neato!! i love interaction fiction and imo the toolings/designs around it are also interesting for many things other than creating if
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if i were a straight white man i would simply write better books
Still life with half-eaten egg (and light foxing) – autochrome by Wladimir Schohin, 1910 (Finnish Museum of Photography) 🗃️
Went diving into a few bins. Added darker teal, some dark tomato reds and a couple of blenders. I'll look out for suitable brown/taupe men's shirts in charity shops.
Pulled some fabrics for the Star Pop 2 Quilt. Some are yardage, others remnants, yet others kindly gifted (♥️). Star fabric is cream with tiny red lobsters. I think my pull might need some more brown? Some depth? Thoughts?
Pulled some fabrics for the Star Pop 2 Quilt. Some are yardage, others remnants, yet others kindly gifted (♥️). Star fabric is cream with tiny red lobsters. I think my pull might need some more brown? Some depth? Thoughts?
My Danish upbringing may not have been great but a) I learned to cook without recipes, b) I know how to forage, c) I can do most crafts, and d) if things fail, I can mostly mend them.
Tonight's dinner is a Scottish/British takeaway on my favourite Danish comfort food: biksemad. I've chopped up cold baked potatoes, an onion, and some chicken sausages we had kicking about. All into a deep frying pan with some thyme, pepper & Worcestershire sauce. And browning it all off .. 1/
"I don't understand why you, a fantasy writer, don't appreciate the value of making bargains with the fae."
Every now and then someone takes a run at me along the lines of "I don't understand why you, a scifi writer, don't appreciate 'AI'," and I'm all, motherfucker, it's *because* I'm a science fiction writer I have the positions I have, how many times do we have to fucking yell "torment nexus," my dude
2006: Those Grey Goose shots at 3am were a bad idea but I’ll make it to work 2026: Stayed up until 11 last night experimenting with a new eyeliner and I’m inexplicably hungover
I just had a baked potato with locally fermented red cabbage sauerkraut & salmon shavings for dinner. Bloody nice, that was. #NotAHipster
Seeing good friends unexpectedly is a wonderful thing ♥️
Oh give me all the rotting onions and turnips.
They need to bring back the stocks for people like that.
What part of my resting bitch face, a laptop, and absolute focus as I type away makes a stranger think he should shuffle up and call me darling? You'd think blue hair, wedding ring, middle-ageness, and pride badge would be sufficient but add the rbf and the laptop .. and I'm at a loss.
Just looked up the health spa where my aunt worked for years. The founder: "Around 1930, Austrian inventor Viktor Schauberger realised that water can change its structures by, amongst other things, being transported through straight pipes."
I work at a public library. People who want to use AI seem to have no trouble doing so. People who don't want to use AI have a harder time. I crowdsourced and then finalized this document "How to disable or avoid intrusive AI" and then gave it a short URL: notoai.org Please pass along if it's useful
Had this convo offline, so let's put it online too. That trade union organiser from Burnley? Might not be real. That retired nurse from upstate New York? Might not be real. Making you feel negative rather than hopeful is deliberate. Bots and fake accounts are not just aimed at RW, but LW too.
Satyr created by Mary Lorraine, c.1967, in the art therapy studio at Netherne Hospital, where she was compelled to live. One of several surviving works her paintings often depict scenes of ballet, art making & society occasions & it seems, pre-hospitalisation, she may have been a professional dancer
Big thumbs up for The Goat In The Tree for our anniversary dinner. Delicious Moroccan food on Park Road, Glasgow (booking a must).
Dave: Happy anniversary. Here's stained glass art inspired by 1920s ballet. And a custom notebook I designed for you! Me: Uhm, here's a Chernobyl-themed stack of presents because it's been 40 years. Dave: .. we've not been together 40 years? Me: .. 🤔 .. you may have a point.
Absolutely worth the licence fee to watch 50 mins of John Betjeman’s A Passion for Churches, which is just an hour of beautiful Norfolk churches. (though you can also watch it on Youtube: m.youtube.com/watch?v=EkqY...)
BBC TV “A Passion for Churches”: John Betjeman 1974
YouTube video by Archive of Recorded Church Music
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Apropos to nothing, dead men can't sue you for coming forward about the sexual harassment you experienced from them. #speirghorm
Ah, when a musician dies and he is someone where my vague recollection of an 18-year age gap between his teenage girlfriend and himself overshadows any music I might Once have enjoyed.
It's my birthdayyyyy - and the BEST thing you could do to celebrate me (as you all should) is buy picking up this amazing comics bundle. I'm in it, a bunch of my friends are in it, and it helps fund some much-needed relief for vulnerable Palestinians. Go buy it now!
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Was having a fair-to-good day but then saw this 1961 photo of Yves Saint Laurent & realized I was, alas, doing everything wrong.