The End of the World. I’m so sorry USA but you have finally returned to your barbaric past and can no longer be considered the Land of the Free. Ruled by a Monster, robbing you blind. Thank God I never need to visit your continent again.
Charlotte
@charleybird.bsky.social
Grandmother, European, Rural dweller, Cyclist, Charity Trustee, Rotarian and New College Swindon Ambassador. Aware of injustice; prefer debate to slanging matches; love sparkling wine and I don't live in North London (obvios)
Early night tonight as I’m bit achy. Had my free Covid vaccine today along with a flu booster. God bless the NHS.
Two of my favourite garden pictures today. Taken on 1 October long slow summer…
Hi light at @marlboroughlitfest.bsky.social Penned up. Such a great meeting listening to the people who made it possible to host a literature festival every year at Erlstoke Prison. #pennedup
The major platforms—Facebook, YouTube, and X—are all refusing to show the trailer for the upcoming documentary that eviscerates the ridiculous pest Elon Musk. So I guess we have to do our part to make sure it is seen. www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY_8...
Musk | Official Trailer | Bleecker Street
YouTube video by Musk
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@weareblueflorida.bsky.social thanks for including me it’s great to share across continents xx
If I feel better in the morning (annoying cough, sneezing and headachy cold) I might go to watch the Ploughing championship in Ashbury. Standby for pics!!
Roasted home grown tomatoes on sourdough toast for me!
I made an estimate of this year's ripe tomato cropping and it's getting up towards 50 kgs. 3 packets of seeds and just 2 varieties. All grown outdoors. We've eaten a huge amount, given more away and have a freezer crammed with sauce. Still not finished. What a plant it is if you care for it.
The weather is perfect beautiful warm Autumn days sunshine in abundance. Daily walks and excellent healthy meals from mostly grown at home veggies. So how come I’ve got a stinking cold?
All hail to our local bookshop @bertsbooks.bsky.social
Much as we love bookshops, they need more than love to keep going. A bookshop can be the centre of a whole community. Bookshops support authors; organize events. A thriving bookshop teaches the next generation that literacy matters. So don't just love your bookshop: actually buy books there.
I want to be rich enough to pay for lunches for the schools in my local community. I want to be rich enough to run a farm where low income people in my community can come and get free fruits and vegetables. And I want to be rich enough to not have to work my 9-5 so I could do those things above.
Pedro and I are here again for all your literary requirements! Happy Monday! - Michael
@mikechitty.bsky.social wishing you a very jolly birthday and many, many happy returns. 😘
@sophieboyce.bsky.social can we have more updates on Swindon’s open studios?
Thank you to everyone at BMW for restocking our toiletry supplies. Sarah, Roger, Lily and William dropped in yesterday with a huge selection of travel sized items, which are perfect for us to give out. Everyone has been fascinated by the soap leaves.
Kudos to tge volunteers at Monet’s Garden in France keeping it flowering all the year round.
“I must have flowers, always, and always.” 🌼🧡🌼🧡 —Claude Monet #flowersonsunday #ColorADay #orangesun #Sundayyellow #blanketflower #gailliardia #plants #gardens #gardening #bloomscrolling #photography
A big thank you to the team from Suntory, who recently swapped finance for paintbrushes, cleaning and donation sorting! Their volunteering day helped refresh our shared space at The Pilgrim Centre and made a real difference to everyone who uses it. We really appreciate your support!