I’d love to see Sardegna someday.
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I’d love to see Sardegna someday.
Thank you @mayorwu.boston.gov for this powerful opening in DC today.
New knitted installation “An Olive Branch” by @249AStreet artist Kristen Alexandra on USPS fence along A Street. ❤️
And it’s so weird. It seemed like they advised a totally separate account, so I tried that but couldn’t complete a profile and then I just…gave up.
It’s all pretty buggy. I tried to set up a flash account and couldn’t get past go.
What happens?!
Oooh no reclaim! You rebel!
A big yes to all the things you mentioned.
Also these bread polpette are delicious.
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You forgot reclaim 😂
This.
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Oh my goodness!! Blushing!! 💞💞💞
Ha! That’s right I’d forgotten 🤣. At least I’m consistent.
Without a doubt, a Super Bowl.
A Greek vessel with an owl with helmet, shield, and a lance
For #SuperbOwlSunday a.gorgeous armed #owl, depicted on a Greek vessel, dating 5th century BC.
Photo: Louvre, Paris
so loud in the dark
his song is like no other
repeat and move on...
#littleseasonsoftheartist
#songthrushjoinsthedawnchorus
#bushwarblerstartstosing
#72microseasons
One of my favorite rooms on earth. 💫
My photo shows detail from a Roman fresco (wall painting) in a corridor at Villa A, the luxurious so-called ‘Villa Poppaea’ at Oplontis (modern day Torre Annunziata) in the Bay of Naples, Italy. The fresco depicts a small light brown standing on a small pinky-brown wooden shelf, against a vibrant red background panel. The bird is shown in profile, facing left, with plummage painted in various shades of light brown and grey to beautifully depict detail of its feathers. The bird is lowering its head with beak open, about to peck into a fig on the shelf in front. There are two further figs painted behind the bird which have already been pecked into. The figs are painted light brown. The figs which have already been pecked into have cream flesh and red seeds.
This little bird survived a volcanic eruption!
Buried by volcanic ash from Vesuvius in AD 79, this Roman fresco of a little bird pecking at fruit re-emerged looking as delightful as it did some 2,000 years ago!
Villa Poppaea, Oplontis, Italy
📷 by me 2023
#Archaeology
Ooooh 🤍🤍🤍
😜 I should try that —reminds me I HAVE seen a little pasta shape something like that.
Pinching up some porcelain spoons this afternoon.
@mayorwu.boston.gov @boston.gov is a snow emergency being considered for this Saturday night, or do they not get called on weekends? Thanks!
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Hi hi 👋
I haven’t quite had time to get settled here but so far I’m liking what I see.
Somebody please tell me if this platform is also owned by evil zillionaires…
It’s all mind boggling and I know it’s meant to be 😩
Haaaa I know this to be true in general. Just dragging my feet 😏
That’s a beauty 💚
Thank you 🙏
Lucky you!
