Wednesday Reads: Fairy visitors…
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Good morning. I’ve been visited by the migraine fairy, so just a quick post today.
Cartoons via Cagle website:
If only:
Now that is a pretty purple bird.
This is an open thread.
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Morning…
A few things:
Put the sound up for the full horror:
You may need an eye cleanse after that tRump clip…
Can you see the Monster in this picture?
No.
Wow – that starling!!! Birds never cease to surprise me.
Great round-up JJ. Love the Little Miss Meme one…lololololol
Thanks …isn’t nature wonderful.
My favorites are the vintage woman on the phone, the candy hearts and the visit to the doctor ( lol, I’ve been there ).
Excellent post, JJ. I hope you feel better soon.
Good to see you Beata… 💜💜💜
That purple starling! A hundred WOWs! I’ve never seen that species before. What a bird!
Amazing!
Agreed. That is one of the most strikingly beautiful things I think I’ve ever seen.
I don’t think this class of actor is “dying” out…but the article has some good things about the actors we have lost in the past couple months:
That article contains a very moving tribute to Paul Sorvino by his daughters. If only we all had such a devoted father!
Hope your migraine is better now!!!
The American Library Association (ALA) has an Intellectual Freedom Round Table that supports freedom of access and expression in libraries, as well as supporting librarians who are under threat of censorship. I first joined the IFRT when I was a library school grad student many moons ago.
A separate, but ALA-affiliated group is the Freedom to Read Foundation. It is a nonprofit anti-censorship organization that provides legal defense to challenges against the First Amendment right to access information. It is a very worthy organization worth supporting, as is the IFRT.
I was seeing all the cartoons and videos and all of a sudden they all went blank. I did enjoy them the first time though.