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We went into the lunchroom and then the monk read something for twenty minutes while we ate our lunch - sour apple cider and lentil soup which tasted like canned to me but when I said so everyone just looked at me like I'm crazy, but - I think I know my soup.

Winslow Homer, On a Lee Shore, 1900

“I knew it was a stretch for us, but the tickets were free, and the two of us love museums and art. We went to the Louvre early in the trip, and a part of me never left.”

I Would Die To Save The Winged Victory Of Samothrace | Defectordefector.com There is a party game I like to play with friends. The question itself is basic: Is there a piece of art you would sacrifice yourself to save? But like any good ice-breaker, it works because it contai...

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Me anytime I eat rice and beans: "Do you know this combination has every amino acid needed by humans?"

She likes her mid-morning massage

Today we celebrate the Fête de la Fédération in the traditional manner

No, you’re mistaken, you weren’t supposed to reply to that email

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Friday 4 x 4 and The Bug Club has taken over (also delighted to have new Anna McClellan)

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Le Merveilleux Crumble aux Tomates Confites https://claireaumatcha.blogspot.com/2024/07/le-merveilleux-crumble-aux-tomates.html

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Ready to get way too into The Bug Club

Quality Pints, by The Bug Clubthebugclub.bandcamp.com from the album On the Intricate Inner Workings of the System

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Boygenius You know your likes are public, right?

My Bandcamp has many records from the last five years, dammit, and there’d be more if I got a raise

The Replacements Your Bandcamp library is exquisitely curated, even if it only includes one album originally released in the last five years. You miss the heft of a corded telephone. Your performance reviews are exemplary but there's just no budget for raises this year, again.

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Shahzia Sikander’s Luminous Art Explores East and West, Past and Present, Order and Chaos www.artnews.com/art-in-ameri... via Art in America

Shahzia Sikander’s Luminous Art Explores East and West, Past and Present, Order and Chaoswww.artnews.com Over the course of a three-and-a-half decade career, Sikander has continued to elude categorization.

Made this but with a lot more lemon zest and infused with a lemon simple syrup instead of the glaze, hopes are high

French Yogurt Cake With Marmalade Glaze Recipecooking.nytimes.com In France, this cake is usually served with a little sweetened crème fraiche, but it lends itself to other toppings as well Fresh soft fruit, like sliced peaches or plums, is a natural with this as is...

Do I follow them because I like them or just because they post a lot

I guess I’ll sit at the sofa for breakfast

Had to listen to the new Growing Stone record as soon as I saw it, not sure why

“The first comprehensive museum exhibition of Prophet's work, I Will Not Bend an Inch takes a historiographical, biographical, and archival approach in bringing to light Prophet's impressive oeuvre.”

Nancy Elizabeth Prophet: I Will Not Bend an Inchbrooklynrail.org The first comprehensive museum exhibition of Prophet's work, I Will Not Bend an Inch takes a historiographical, biographical, and archival approach in bringing to light Prophet's impressive oeuvre.

Holiday’s started

I don’t find the arguments as presented on either side in this to be very persuasive, nor the conclusion, but it seems safe to say that the topic will keep getting hotter

Opinion | Who Owns the ‘Victorious Youth’?www.nytimes.com There is widespread agreement, even in museums, that questionable pieces in collections should be returned. But returned to whom?