Dr. Kay Daly, she/her πŸ“šπŸ’™

@kaydaly.bsky.social

#Earlymodern nerd. Hired pen. Curator of hipsters. Snapper-up of unconsidered trifles. #Tudor? Sure. #Jacobean? SIGN ME UP. Coming Spring 2027, "Wilton House," a novel of Lady #MaryWroth. @regalhouse.bsky.social. Stay tuned! https://www.kaydalywriter.com

The more I age the more I think it's really important for people to try, and KEEP trying: 1. One thing they are very good at. 2. One thing they are average at. 3. One thing they are ACTIVELY BAD AT. I really do think never sticking with a thing you suck at makes your empathy atrophy.

As best I can tell, more or less: β€’ pedal pushers: hit just below the knee or mid-calf β€’ clamdiggers: pretty much the same as pedal pushers β€’ capris: longer, generally running down to the ankle bone Alas, there aren't government standards and regulations here.

This is Gemma. She’s a rescue dog from Texas who will only listen to her human if they speak in a southern accent. 13/10 a true southern belle (TT: shortlegs4u)

While everyone nowadays is looking towards the Strait of Hormuz, I want to add that there was also a creature in the nearby Arabian Sea that might need more attention. This map is from the 1560s, and the creature looks interesting. Zoom in:

A detail from a 1560s map covering the Persian Golf and the Arabian Sea. "Ormus" is part of the map, and a walking creature.

This is Lucie. She likes to moo, so you can imagine why this herd of cows mistook her as one of their own. And vice versa. 13/10 for all (TT: luciewoos)