I haven't seen all of them. I liked Sinners, but it took a few viewings for me to understand it. I really liked One Battle After Another. Haven't seen Bugonia orSecret Agent. Thought Train Dreams just so so also. I was impacted by If I had Legs I'd Kick You but it wasn't in the running.
I was more interested in the bond between the main character and the mother figure (mom in law, step mom?)
I feel like she had a lot to say but was not given the chance to do so.
I watched Hamnet, it was okay. I would have enjoyed it more if the couple had more of an intricate bond than shown in the film. He keeps disappearing. She was a good mom. Of course it was sad to lose a child, but I expected more depth in the characters. Close but no cigar for me.
A backyard mass of 250 people, well done!
How 7 families celebrate the South Side Irish Parade, from breakfast with politicos to a backyard mass: blockclubchi.co/4upJDzf
close-up of a flower with seven sightly cupped, white, petal-like sepals (there are no true petals). in the center of the flower there are a dozen or so light green carpels which pale to nearly white at the stigmas at their tops. surrounding the carpels are numerous stamens with yellow anthers atop long, slender white filaments. a cream-green budding flower sits behind the blooming flower in the foreground, along with some reddish-green leaf-like bracts with three shallow lobes and a branching network of lighter veins. a spider is hiding behind one of the bracts, with only a few brown legs exposed.
three blooming flowers facing the sky, each with seven white petal-like sepals curving slightly upwards. in the center of each flower is a cloud of numerous stamens with yellow anthers on long, slender, upward-curving filaments surrounding a cluster of light green carpels. the blooming flowers are accompanied by a couple pale green budding flowers each on their own slender flowerstem sharing a common origin; this node also the anchor for a whorl of leaf-like 3-lobed bracts. below this node, the plant's stem is red. these rue anemones are growing up from among a bed of fallen tree leaves.
the forest floor is blanketed in orange-brown and tan fallen tree leaves, with green shoots and leaves of various plants poking through here and there. in the center of the photo, the white petal-like sepals of three blooming flowers are blindingly bright in the sunlight which pours through the still-leafless forest canopy.
🌼 rue anemone 🌿
Thalictrum thalictroides
it is a coincidence that these three blooming buttercup-family flowers all happen to have 7 sepals, the number can vary from individual to individual
#nativeplants #ecoregion71
My dad made runs to Stevens Point for Point beer runs. He then used those bottles to fill with his home brew. Until he had to go up and get real beer again.
Amazing
California was right, bees were fish after all
Four patients have died after the Idaho — facing budget shortfall — cut a mobile treatment program for people with severe mental illness. #idleg #idpol
Hard to believe this is how a child's educational placement is verified.
This is an obvious overreach & bad logic, but bigger picture: this was only possible because we lack privacy protections and every scrap of data about us is collected, packaged, and sold every single day.
He has imaginary allies, how cute.
We got our HOA to stop spraying for mosquitoes last year. Zone 6b, with no complaints.
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He is such a decent man.
Just found this very helpful guide to how best to handle stems in the garden to benefit native insects. I learned something new from it: cutting stems to a moderate height *the same year they grew, after they go dormant* is actually BETTER than leaving them fully intact. But cutting later, no good.
The students are in my thoughts, and their teachers and families.
U.S. citizen born in Evanston says she was detained by immigration authorities for more than 30 hours after landing at O'Hare... and then released in Wisconsin. wgntv.com/news/chicago...
This is a tough loss, I am hoping there is healing in the future for each of you. I lost a baby at 17 weeks, it is a painful loss. Cole is a beautiful name and he was surely loved.
What are we to do with all these haters?
I'm so relieved! Thanks for worrying with me!
The cousins have found spots on a flight home - on their way, I don't know the details!!
On their way home!!!
Greatv News! They are on their way home!!!
I wrote her estate a note and I can't remember what spurred me to do so. They wrote back using a lovely tone, thanking me for te kind thoughts. My daughters really enjoyed her books.
She hears the explosions, reads the news. There are bomb shelters but yes, really scary. No help from the state department.
No luck today, still there. She is pregnant as well.
Make trump show up in Ukraine wearing a tailored suit. Tell him he doesn't have the cards and hasn't thanked you.
