kai flynn

Myself and others worked on an exhibition at the DU Archaeology museum that included some of these objects - we can probably share any notes/research if that would be helpful to you?

Bird nests made from anti-bird spikes?! 🤯

Hi, I'm a nest researcher 👋 and new here on BlueSky, sharing the craziest #bird nests I've ever found. 👀 Today, I’m sharing my discovery of rebellious birds that build nests out of anti-bird spikes. And honestly, it's like telling a joke...

A thread. 🧵

Railway Accident Project | FromThePage Railway Accident Project - collection overview. Part of a joint initiative between the University of Portsmouth, the National Railway Museum (NRM) and the Modern Records Centre at the University of…

GET INVOLVED!

The ever-brilliant National Archives have made some of the #Railway company accident records available for transcription.

Could YOU help with a page or two?

A brilliant way to get involved with #Railway200!

Find out more here - & thanks!

Folks in this thread pointing out that low pay for high experience jobs makes them 'hobby jobs' - things for rich folks to do. When we make the cultural infrastructure of our country a hobby for the rich, we end up with a culture that valorises wealth. It is a political choice, and a dangerous one

haha, it was only a few tears but embarrassing still when in public

omg as if you have the nerve to tee-hee in these conditions!
i'm post-willem/malcolm/sophie incident and i just cried on the tube so that's how it's going

i'm currently reading 'a little life' by hanya yanagihara, and all i have to say is that it is so unimaginably cruel

Promotional graphic for 'The Art of Nursing: Real Partnership Through Art' hosted by the Royal College of Nursing on January 22 2025, from 13:00 to 14:00 online. The image features a colourful abstract illustration of two human profiles on the right side, with event details on a red background to the left.

Join us online tomorrow for the third Art of Nursing webinar, led by Dr Marion Lynch, to hear how artists and the arts are helping health.

🗓️ 22 January 2025
⌚ 13:00-14:00
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💀 📖 Join us for our first talk of 2025 with Carla Valentine for 'Past Mortems: Life and Death behind Mortuary Doors'!

🗓️ 17th February
🕰️ Doors open 5:45 P.M.

Find out more info at the link below:

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#OldOpTheatre #MuseumEvents #CarlaValentine #PastMortems

Promotional image for the Royal College of Nursing event titled 'Time to Draw: Art, Nursing and the Climate Crisis'. Features a picture of some line drawings of faces down by artist Lisa Gornick on the right of a light blue background, and includes event details on the left: 14 January 2025 from 17:30-18:30, online, hosted by RCN Library and Museum.

Wanting to focus on building creativity and/or sustainability into your 2025 lifestyle? Join artist Lisa Gornick for this fun and easy art-based exploration of nursing and the climate crisis!

🗓️ 14 January 2025
⌚ 17:30-18:30
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A screenshot of Kai's StoryGraph 2024 wrap-up. At the top it shows four book covers, the first he read (Ariadne), the last he read (Butter), the longest (A Day of Fallen Night) and the shortest (Eggs: A Dozen Ovatures). The stats show that he read 18 books and 7,483 pages. His top genres were literary, history, historical, contemporary and fantasy and his top author was Jennifer Saint. At the bottom it shows the book covers of some of his 5-star reads including Lessons in Chemistry, Isaac and the Egg, and Femina: A New History of the Middle Ages. In the bottom right it shows his average rating of 4.24.

i really fell off my reading in 2023, but i got my flow going in the second half of 2024 and i refuse to lose momentum.
here's to outdoing my 2024 stats!

#storygraph

Three flags displayed over the entrance to a building. The first flag shows the Royal College of Nursing coat of arms, the second flag is the Union Jack and the third flag displays the RCN logo.

We're hiring! Do you love organising exciting events and developing unique exhibitions? You could be our new Museum & Events Assistant. To find out more and apply: buff.ly/3W3jWom

hello! i'm kai, i work as a museum documentation assistant and am at the beginning of a (hopefully) long career in the museum and heritage sector.
when i'm not touching old stuff i like to read, go to gigs, visit museums (duh) and i probably won't post on here much because i quite hate social media.