beth death & the dumb-belles
@dumb-belles.bsky.social
The hag in hagiography. Not really a Beth or an incarnation of death. Wordy stuff: @dayofthedodo.bsky.social pfp: Angela Lansbury as Salome Otterbourne in Death on the Nile. header: Odilon Redon, Birth of Venus
the enemy of my enemy is a mystery because my enemy is dead to me
The Houses (and Cottages) off Carthusian Street, Barbican
laundry time feels like lost socks and .25 cent pinball games of memories 🖤
If only we could harness the energy that comes from bewildering other people.
There’s a lot of funny, beautiful, kind people too. It’s not monsters all the way down. The bad ones stick out because there’s so much good.
For their birthday I drew my Darling Kid Rats They like Rats so I draw rats now
if you log off now you might be able to catch the end of our way of life
coworker: “what’s a more appropriate way to say shitshow?” me: 🤔 🤓☝️ “fecal fiesta”
#WyrdWednesday Horned Things The very strange myth of Herne The Hunter as told on a cigarette card from 1936
Let my tombstone read as follows: It's not that serious
Love the new dodge from sites determined to trade in users' information. "Reject all" is no longer an option on cookies. It's now "Accept all" or "Pay to be allowed to assert your rights".
Another drawing created by Danielle Koren, c.1979, in the art therapy studio at Netherne hospital, Surrey, where she was compelled to live. No biographical information is currently known to us
Rose Ruane@regretteruane.bsky.social · yesterdayDrawing created by Danielle Koren, c.1979, in the art therapy studio at Netherne hospital where she was compelled to live. This drawing on scrap paper is very small, found among Edward Adamson’s files of personal correspondence which contain many cards & letters from individuals sent after release
if it’s ok I would like to just sit here with my eyes closed listening to sounds
Oh yes, I CAN play the piano! Those little black and white thingies are so easy to push! You're just not gonna like it
give a man a fish and he'll probably eat it i don't know what else he would do it's one fish bro let it go
In Cumbrian dialects, 'fla-scarel' is crow-scarer (scarecrow) Small children once worked as crow-scarers. Their job, to run around in the fields, clapping blocks of wood together, to frighten away birds from eating the grain before harvest #wyrdwednesday #Cumbria
My personality is nothing but cheese and pickles at this point.
