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Boxcar Children #105 The Mystery of the Orphan Train by Gertrude Chandler Warner, 2005. Grandfather Alden is going on a business trip to Kansas, and he’s taking his grandchildren with him. They’re going to be staying at an old Victorian...
This is the first community builder post I’ll be doing this Blaugust. There are around 140 blogs participating in Blaugust this year. Here are the ones I already follow. How do I follow blogs? I use a feed reader. There are many free and...
August 5, 2026 So now that stores are filling up with clothes, I’m going to look at all six of our wardrobes and try to fill in gaps and find some balance for our heroines. Our next painting is a favorite of our landscaping expert, who...
It is difficult to see in the photo below, but there are three weathervanes on the facade of the Matthias Church. Above the main door to the entrance there is a weathercock, and to the left are two banners. The rooster is a common...
A better day although it rained at first. Finished cutting the hedges, thank goodness. Oiled the vet lab doors. Gathered up clippings. Dot and Jane at home.
Over time, foraging can shift your understanding of what being nourished actually means. The centralised corporate-state food system has narrowed nourishment to calories and ... Continue The post Feeding Beyond the Plate appeared first...
Here are two slide scans, both date-stamped "July 1962", though they are not from the same batch. Huggable Pluto stands in front of the turnstiles to greet guests (but only after they have purchased their tickets); he strikes a...
Back in 2018 I was lucky enough to cover a marvellous book from Notting Hill Editions, “How Shostakovich Changed My Life” by Stephen Johnson. A powerful and personal book, it touched on some big topics: wide ranging discussions of...
Review by Sandre the Giant Released: 1st May 2026 If there’s something I will always get sucked in by, it is a black metal record with a gloriously classical painting as its artwork, and natural themes as well as comparisons to Enslaved...
« Celui qui se perd dans sa passion perd moins que celui qui perd sa passion » Augustin mais pourquoi pas tous les deux ?
Ethan Siegel is a big hitter under the Internet science explainers and popularisers, under the brand, Starts with a Bang. This started many years ago as a blog and has now been part of the Big Think website for many years. His style is...
Between waiting for work projects to get rolling, quitting my novel project earlier in the year, wrapping up my main digital aura series blog posts, and losing my cat at the end of June, I’m feeling a bit in the doldrums* and could use a...
Python A-Z is a blog series about Python. Each day, I share insights, ideas and examples for different parts of Python development that match with the letter of the day. Blaugust is an annual blogging festival in August where the goal is...
Back in my YouTube days [ie before I went cold YTurkey in Jan 2026], I went on a sub-jag watching, with fascinated horror, Adam "Beard Meats Food" Moran engaged in gluttonous food challenges usually against the clock. Restaurant will...
In a rematch of their 2024 contest, Democratic Rep. Wesley Bell prevailed over former Rep. Cori Bush, whom Bell ousted in his own primary challenge last cycle. While Bell won the 2024 race by approximately 5 points, he's expanded his...