Beans the Pug’s Bluestockings book recommendations!!
“Living My Life” by Emma Goldman & “Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult” by Dayal Patterson
Excellent choices from Bluestockings’ cutest volunteer ❤
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Beans the Pug’s Bluestockings book recommendations!!
“Living My Life” by Emma Goldman & “Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult” by Dayal Patterson
Excellent choices from Bluestockings’ cutest volunteer ❤
#7 will shock you
Magical Art Therapy ● Sigils for Trauma and Recovery
(series)
THE ELDER TAROT
by Jan “Dark Providence” Pimping
yetanotherknitter ha respondido a tu foto “Pointy shoes activate”
and what is that mysterious flubber floating off to the side. inquiring minds need to know.
there is a shiny green ribbon tied to the chair (for reasons which are now lost in the midsts or time ((or the mind of @prolixpostoffice)))!
that chair was recaned as a present! it had a ribbon because it was a gift and i was so enamored i left the ribbon there forever 🐣
Franz von Stuck, The Wild Hunt (detail), 1899
Massimo Banzi’s 13 Rules for Open Source Projects
Adapted from a talk by Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino, presented at World Maker Faire 2011 in New York.
1. Don’t make something you don’t use yourself.
2. Know who you are making it for.
3. Know what you want out of it.
4. Make projects, not platforms.
5. Respect the intelligence of the beginner.
6. Experts are not the best advisors when you want to make tools for beginners.
7. If nobody complains you’re doing something wrong.
8. Including people is hard (but necessary)
9. Good hardware, good software, good explanations, and generous users make a great project
10. If you’re not prepared to have someone adapt, improve, clone, or trash your work, don’t share it.
11. Open source software doesn’t necessarily translate into a business model… open source hardware must.
12. Expect resistance… and conspiracy theories.
13. Don’t let the fact that you don’t know what you’re doing stop you.
1000 Picspams Challenge | #110 - Hera
sometimes a strong woman just needs to be loved (x)
Galahad riceve la visita di un angelo (Galahad visited by an angel) 1895, Edwin Austin Abbey
A Guide to Dress Codes
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every time I see this my grip on sanity gets just that little bit slimmer
plz @mellifiedman plz
Et tu, BFF?
Even so, I believe that Brutus still betrayed Antony in a way when he killed Caesar. Brutus and Antony were still friends, just not besties or anything.
what resembles the grave but isn't
Always falling into a hole, then saying “ok, this is not your grave, get out of this hole,” getting out of the hole which is not the grave, falling into a hole again, saying “ok, this is also not your grave, get out of this hole,” getting out of that hole, falling into another one; sometimes falling into a hole within a hole, or many holes within holes, getting out of them one after the other, then falling again, saying “this is not your grave, get out of the hole”; sometimes being pushed, saying “you can not push me into this hole, it is not my grave,” and getting out defiantly, then falling into a hole again without any pushing; sometimes falling into a set of holes whose structures are predictable, ideological, and long dug, often falling into this set of structural and impersonal holes; sometimes falling into holes with other people, with other people, saying “this is not our mass grave, get out of this hole,” all together getting out of the hole together, hands and legs and arms and human ladders of each other to get out of the hole that is not the mass grave but that will only be gotten out of together; sometimes the willful-falling into a hole which is not the grave because it is easier than not falling into a hole really, but then once in it, realizing it is not the grave, getting out of the hole eventually; sometimes falling into a hole and languishing there for days, weeks, months, years, because while not the grave very difficult, still, to climb out of and you know after this hole there’s just another and another; sometimes surveying the landscape of holes and wishing for a high quality final hole; sometimes thinking of who has fallen into holes which are not graves but might be better if they were; sometimes too ardently contemplating the final hole while trying to avoid the provisional ones; sometimes dutifully falling and getting out, with perfect fortitude, saying “look at the skill and spirit with which I rise from that which resembles the grave but isn’t!”
A recent cartoon for the Guardian.