Gaia Bordicchia

@lagaia.bsky.social

Children's Illustrator www.lagaia.art

Highly recommend reading. I started following Natalia years ago on Twitter - initially for the palaeo content. But I soon discovered that because their background and life experiences were very different to mine, I could learn SO much more from their posts than “just” science. Really opened my eyes.

Natalia (娜塔莉)@wrycritic.bsky.social · 2y ago

So, you want to be a palaeontologist and study prehistoric life, but don't know where to start? Maybe you worry you're not good enough? That you can't do field work? Or you can't afford it? Let me take you through different options for making it in the field 👇(🧵)

A lab with skeletal material

Happy New Year! Let's start asking questions, shall we? I'd like to use One Second Every Day again, but the free option doesn't seem to include the journal anymore... Are there other similar apps worth checking out? Grazie :)

And this morning the Shed is a banqueting hall, with a table set for feasting, and a great log fire in the hearth, and wine in crystal goblets, and the scent of baking, and cedar, and pine, and the sound of distant laughter…

Catching up on The Bear S.2 (yup, super behind...) The whole romantic bits with Strange Currencies as a soundtrack? Seriously? As if I don't love this show enough already... 😍

Over the years I've developed a Love/Hate relationship with Milan. Most of the times I enjoy the energy of the city, but sometimes I feel like Mr Meeseeks in Rick&Morty - I must do everything as quickly as possible and then return to the void because existing there is painful! 😱😂