Erin Golsen

@erininkentucky.bsky.social

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Back in Kentucky after many years away. I love to read and you can find me on Litsy as @decalino. I mostly post about my dogs, my cat, the creek in my backyard, flowers and books. All photos are my own, unfiltered, unless otherwise noted. #post.news

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ivory1.bsky.social

Sadly, she is more likely to eat the books than read them 🙃

Reply to

ValeMB

Thank you! I tell her that all the time 🙂

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Tracey M

Which is funny, because most of the time she is a complete goofball

Iris gazes out the window, her dog thoughts unknowable. #Dogs #Pets

Glad you liked it!

This is beautiful!

@catsofyore.bsky.social My aunt just sent me this photo and I thought you might enjoy it: it's of my dad sometime around 1950, with my great-aunt's cat Tabby (carrying a kitten).

Adorable!

Good choice!

At least there's still #Caturday

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catladie

Thank you for sharing this! Very interesting.

Reply to

Freedom

Did not know that. 🫤

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Paul "Princejvstin" Weimer📸📷🚀

The 75 Best Sci-Fi Books of All Time according to Esquire www.esquire.com/entertainmen... Also includes @lavanya.bsky.social @catvalente.bsky.social @byzantienne.bsky.social @annleckie.com @nicolaz.bsky.social @jeffvandermeer.bsky.social And more!

The 75 Best Sci-Fi Books of All Timewww.esquire.com See if your favorites made our expanded list.

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ivory1.bsky.social

Here's my vote! It came out in 2005, so it fits the bill.

The Octavia Butler Novel for Our Timeswww.theatlantic.com The pandemic has revealed the depths of our mutual dependence. "Fledgling" shows us how to coexist.

This Great American Novels list from The Atlantic is more limited in scope than the new NYT list, but does a much better job accomplishing what it sets out to do. #BookSky

The Great American Novelswww.theatlantic.com 136 books that made America think

To clarify since I can't edit: this list is more limited in scope in the sense that it only covers American novels, but broader in the sense that the NYT list only covers the 21st century

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AndiF

Yeah, all "best" lists are flawed but this one seems particularly skewed.

A bright pink cosmos, a small self-heal blooming near the creek, a giant ironweed gearing up to flower, and the first flowers appearing on the wingstem crownbeard. #FlowerReport 💙🌱

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Paul Lite

No problem!

Interesting list, but missing some great authors: Octavia Butler! Margaret Atwood! It might be better to give nonfiction books their own list. And does My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante really deserve the top spot?🤔 #BookSky The 100 Best Books of the 21st Century www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

The 100 Best Books of the 21st Centurywww.nytimes.com As voted on by 503 book lovers — with a little help from the staff of The New York Times Book Review.

Zero is providing free purr therapy to help me get through current events. #cats

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Dave Hutchinson

2001: A Space Buddies Odyssey

Bigleaf magnolia (Magnolia macrophylla) at Red River Gorge. #TreeThursday #ThursdayGreen

If you see this post, post or quote repost with a tree or tree lined path from your photos.. 🌳☀️🌳 #TreeThursday #ThursdayGreen Bridge wood Orwell Country Park Suffolk U.K. 📷 Jul ‘24 ©️ 🌳❤️💛💚💜👒☀️🦋🍦🍓🌾

Bunny sighting! #Bunny #Nature

The view from Chimney Top Rock yesterday in the Daniel Boone National Forest, looking out over Red River Gorge. I definitely want to go back when it's a little cooler! #Nature #kentucky

Iris contemplates the morning. #dogs #pets

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Tracey M

Yes, that was lucky! Our dogs were more scared than he was.

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Blame Tag 🏷️

So cute! Tuxedo cat twins 🙂

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bud (with a lower case b)

Thank you!

Zero hears the fireworks and is unimpressed. #4thOfJuly #cats