I really resent my tax dollars being spent on this
06.09.2025 21:01 β π 21312 π 5020 π¬ 2231 π 948@silvermander.bsky.social
Medieval fibers artist - tablet weaving, knitting, lucet, kumi, etc. Crohnie w/ CMT Mom, Oma, critter herder, NO DMs! Pro wrestling, WWE, wrote for top sites for decades. Resist the MAGA tyranny, LGBTQ+ Above is Barnaby. Baby plains hognose, arctic conda.
I really resent my tax dollars being spent on this
06.09.2025 21:01 β π 21312 π 5020 π¬ 2231 π 948Wow, I didn't know that. Guess I have some solid reading to do. Thank you.
23.11.2024 02:33 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Meme. Scene from the Bayeux tapestry depicting King Edward talking to Harold Godwinson. Edward is sitting on this throe, holding his scepter and wearing a crown. He owns an excellent beard that forks down over his chest. He is leaning forward towards Harold, and his expression seems hopeful, and fascinated. There's the hint of smile on his lips, and his eyebrows are raised. His whole posture is anticipatory. He's invested. For his part, Harold is standing, tall and mustachioed, in the light of his monarch's attention. He is gesturing broadly with both hands. His right hand is up above his head, as if to say, "And the platypus was THIS tall!" His left hand is extended towards the king, as if to stave off disbelief. The scene looks, for all the world, like Harold telling an amazing story to an enraptured child. I hope he volunteers for reading hours at local libraries. He seems like he'd be excellent at it. Meme text reads: "I do confess... I hope it's a mighty celeelbration"
It's November, & you know what that means!
Yup. Time to start thinking about ordering your holiday eels!
Henry III knew. In November of 1256 the king ordered up 5,000 small eels from Ely, to be sent to him for the Jan. 6 feast of St. Edward.
Only the best for the Confessor.
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I didn't know different banks, different states, had different money. Honestly, I never really thought of it. When was it changed into all one type?
Sorry if my wording is off, trying to figure this out, all new to me.
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I love you too. You're a wonderful human.
I'm in awe of the things that have been found recently. More and more we are learning so much about those who came before.
Colonialism pisses me off to no end. When one group maligns another and are nasty just to show superiority it disgusts me.
I obviously can't read today! LOL
I love days when Hubby works from home. It makes so much sense for so many.
I love you. You mean so much to me.
22.11.2024 22:24 β π 2 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0And one of the best humans I know.
22.11.2024 22:23 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Exactly!
Further, I'm finding people who are interested in more than politics! It seemed like the only thing people discussed there.
I don't care about numbers. I just like meeting interesting people and learning things. Guess I'll never be an influencer. Bummer! NOT!
Do people care about these things? I enjoy meeting new people, discussing interesting things, and hanging out, but to get bent out of shape over people not following back, low follower numbers and all that stuff makes no sense to me. That might be why I never had big numbers over there, don't care.
22.11.2024 20:57 β π 3 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0I'm also an expert-level hermit, especially in the winter.
What is your woodworking niche? I'm always looking to have pieces made. I'm a fibers girl, wood isn't my forte.
It took us this long to figure out their cement, and we still haven't figured out their muslin (which I want), which shows that even with all our technology, we are no smarter than them.
For me tablet weaving proves they were not just necessity mother of invention.
Ugh, ancient aliens. YUCK!
Birthdays coming up, so they will be 6, 3, and the baby is 8 months. All boys, so no pretty dresses but they are all amazing kids and so much fun!
21.11.2024 21:16 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Hello!
I didn't name him but it suits him. We do medieval living history so he is well-known in our area. He looks a lot like Falcore from Neverending Story.
It popped up when I put her name into Amazon.
I've ordered two sets of the books for the holidays coming up. We were just lamenting holiday shopping last night so that helps us a lot. Greatly appreciate it.
I read your bio which is why I had to mention Dragon. He's staring at me trying to convince me to go out in the rain.
I was joking with a friend in London earlier that the weather here today (Maine, USA) looks decidedly cliched UK. It's rainy and dreary with a bit of a chill.
I doubt it. Much of the time, but not always, they were sealed with beeswax and/or pitch to extend the life of the flask as well as keep the liquids inside.
Anyone who says they were idiots back then is clueless. I'm in awe of the creativity they had in creating.
This well-preserved early medieval wooden flask once contained a beer that had been strengthened with honey.
It was found in Trossingen. Due to the water-logged condition of the area, many wooden objects have survived.
Dating 580 AD
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Thank you! That means so much!
They are all adopted. My oldest is only 13 years younger than me and she's almost too old to have kids these days.
But I'm over 50, so I come by being an Oma naturally. That pic is about 5 years old.
Also have a little white dog (maltipoo) who is 15 and follows me everywhere. I can't take a tubbie without him in the room with me. He's very attached and doesn't care what project I'm working on, he needs me. He hates the sewing machine!
21.11.2024 20:02 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0I just went and looked, she wrote one of my favorite series, Worst Witch! I'm even more excited now.
Hugs from a distance for making my day!
I have not but now need to check it out. Looks like something a couple of my kids need as I'm in Oma mode at this point.
Always looking for great books to share with them. My oldest is as tubbie-oriented as I am and has my youngest grandson.
Thank you for the recommendation!
I watched this one the other night and then again so Hubby could see. I adore both of those men and medieval history (I'm one of those SCAdians who is all about research and recreating anything with fiber I can find) so this made my day.
I'd love all your tidbits of info on a list of things.
Matt Berry and Peter Capaldi read the (apocryphal) 1675 exchange between the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the Zaporozhian Cossacks.
Yes, it is as brilliant as it sounds.
Warning: naughty cheeky words being used, cover your ears.
youtu.be/oW8OlXkjVHs?...
Well look at that, bluesky has a tool that labels AI created stuff.
Facebook needs this, that place is truly drowning in fake AI created "old photos".
I love being in the tubbie, it's one of my favorite places to hang out. If I had a tubbie like any of those, I might move in permanently. That one with the seat is fantastic, but I really like the fancy one in the upper right corner.
It's not obvious I have kids, is it?
Definition of βkakistocracyβ as a government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state.
Word of the day. Or week. Or next four years.
20.11.2024 13:57 β π 46371 π 9745 π¬ 1517 π 618I do have a medieval religion question if you have the time.
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