Lindsay

@revteapot.bsky.social

An actual, proper, honest to God vicar. Owned by a greyhound, member of a union, writer. Mildly obsessive about tea. Liberal lefty tree hugging type. my blog - https://revteapot.wordpress.com my book - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B181VTSJ/

This is a particularly dangerous way to think about spending in an ecological crisis, where repairing the ecological bearing floor is a long term strategic necessity with often high short term/up front investment costs. So if both public and private finance prioritise short term gains…🤔

Giles Wilkes@gilesyb.bsky.social · 2d ago

"This focus on relatively short time horizons shapes behaviour across government and the wider public sector. Departments, for example, learn that proposals are most likely to succeed when they demonstrate clear, short-term benefits or savings"

There is a skill, an art even, to enthusiastically greeting someone who comes up to you, who you’ve clearly spoken to many times, and contextualising them based on questions that gather details without them realising that you’re doing that.

I just saw a meme that said “get in losers, we’re reclaiming the emdash”. People. PEOPLE. Where are your STANDARDS? It CLEARLY should be “get in, losers — we’re reclaiming the em dash.”

#theBeeAt3 Basic bee facts every day at 3pm. 3. Ireland now has 103 species of bee: 81 Solitary bees 21 Bumblebees 1 Honey bee A few new arrivals! ‘Is that you giggling away to glory? Or is that just the flowers mingling with the #bees and telling their story?’ - Avijeet Das

It’s the 384th anniversary of a terrible Monſter being caught by a Fiſherman neere Wollage, neere five foot long, and three foot over, the thickneſſe of an ordinary man, The ſhape whereof was like a Toad, but it had hands with fingers like a man and was cheſted like a man 🧵

A 17th century sea monster illustration – a huge creature with tusks that looks like a fish but walks on four legs