dunroamin

@dunroamin.bsky.social

Scots/Canuck married to my husband. In full response to stage 4 melanoma in my lung 10 years! Mini dachshund Dad, retired. Main cook, baker, dishwasher. 2SPLGBTQ safe.🍁🏳️‍🌈🍁 Gay and loving life. The Glitter Farting Unicorn lives.

Whitehouse: "Today I think is a sad and embarrassing day for this committee as it looks like on a party-line vote we are going to advance out of this committee probably the most discreditable person ever to seek the office of attorney general. Let's start with the Epstein files ... "

And now, a little Vivaldi. Michel Tirabosco, a renowned pan flute player, collaborating with Raphaël Froissart. He is a professor at the Geneva Conservatory. Born with physical differences, he began playing the pan flute at 7 and has achieved international recognition for his skill. #streetmusic

Kids playing road hockey on the brand-new Gordie Howe International Bridge 🏒🇨🇦 Canada celebrated the opening the only way we know how with hockey on the deck of the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America. Built by Canadians, paid for by Canadians.🤝🇨🇦 🎥 Gray_Mackenzie on 𝕏 🇨🇦TEAM CANADA FOREVER🇨🇦

Suns up, coffee is on and lets kick....oh wait, it's a Saturday. Let's take the kick ass and take names level down a tad. Sip that morning elixir, savor the full body goodness. Enjoy the moment in caffeine bliss. The Glitter Farting Unicorn✨💨🦄🌈

Grogu, with a mug of coffee in hand.
Caption reads; And yet again this morning, no one was standing next to my bed saying  "Your Royal Highness, here is your coffee."

Snagged this from FB. This may make some people uncomfortable but I think it highlights just how far we've come from what's natural, from our relationship to the Earth that sustains us and our beautiful relatives we share it with.

Holy shit, we're actually getting there. "UCLA researchers develop low-cost blood test to detect multiple cancers and other diseases from a single sample [—] In tests, MethylScan detected about 63% of cancers across all stages and roughly 55% of early-stage cancers." (from April) #ShareGoodNewsToo

UCLA researchers develop low-cost blood test to detect multiple cancers and other diseases from a single sample

The test could offer a more affordable approach to early disease detection.

newsroom.ucla.edu