I topped a tetrapak of custard, cutting the brandied card clean, I heard the sound I’d loved when young: scissors through card. Eddied yellow marrow pools at the base, I’m crossed-legged at the telly as two nice people are gluing milk lids to carton wagons on a pastel set girt by teddies, I’m calm

Merry Boxing my niece’s housemates have snakes and my youngest fuckin loves snakes

Hell is empty, all her people are at the Indro Kmart

«Greenwood was a man who’d never heard the phrase “You are fine,” from a doctor.»

Don’t cross the picket line folks!!! No Woolies till they pay and treat their people better

Garth@garthlamarque.bsky.social · 2y ago

Obviously these striking workers are quite valuable to Woolworths then? Perhaps paying them appropriately for a respectable day's work shouldn't be hard? www.thenewdaily.com.au/finance/2024...

Pregnant eastern water dragon

Dude I just pissed next to a parasitologist who didn’t wash his hands what does this MEEEAN

Did you get a good description of the command centre I set up down here?

Thinking about how Sylvia Plath opened The Bell Jar with a reference to a highly publicised execution to provide a rough date, thinking about starting a novel with, “It was around the time that Jake Paul and Mike Tyson had that fight on Netflix.”

Listening to a sweet man read Ursula K. Le Guin to me on YouTube is healing my mind // HacheMancour is his handle, I highly recommend it.

Myotis macropus is the large-footed microbat but idk those dogs are tiny

Happy Halloween here’s my mum with several mothmans down at Netherworld last weekend

Meandering by Mean-djin - water dragon hanging out and bush turkey babies having a scratch

I feel like the first one was catchier

A plumber was on my roof the other day and he found a bunch of chicken bones. I explained a crow brings them and after it’s done with eating whatever was on it, it’d use the bones as tools to dig stuff up in the gutters.

Didn’t want seeds, definitely didn’t want leftovers

Saw a fantail nest at Ravensbourne

enough of the bad website time for the good website the one that will never get bad