One of the best scenes of the series 🤌

Simon Hanselmann 🤘

Dark movie theatre with mouth on the screen wearing red lipstick and showing white teeth, the opening of Rocky Horror Picture Show. Red light is reflected up into the ceiling rafters of the theatre.

Our lil 150-seat movie theatre down the street did a midnight showing of RHPS. Only 4 people showed up- us and our neighbors! Still fun, still hilarious. Tim Curry is the GOAT.

I’ve liked her others so I ordered this one from my library. I love your genre descriptions.

600 books is impressive! Do you listen at 3x!? 🧐😬😆

About Andrea — Dr. Andrea Love | Biomedical Scientist

Consumer Reports isn’t science, they’re activists - see Andrea Love,

www.immunologic.org/about

The edge of a lake as seen from the cliff above. The sparse vegetation is yellow, green and brown. Sandy/rocky soil. Low mountains are in the foreground. The sky is blue with white clouds which are reflected in the blue green water.

An old road now used as a Sandy and rocky trail with rabbitbrush blooming yellow on either side. There are low mountains in the near distance with a partly cloudy sky.

Rabbitbrush in bloom, spiky looking bright yellow flowers with green and gray branches inside the plant. Looks similar to sagebrush.

tacomaven’s October @thestorygraph reading recap - 6 books read, 1,705 pages, average rating 3.71. Highest rated reads were all audiobooks: Mutants: On Genetic Variety and the Human Body by Armand Marie Leroi (5/5⭐️), Positive Obsession: The Life and Times of Octavia E. Butler by Susana M Morris (4/5⭐️), and Disappoint Me by Nicola Dinan (4/5⭐️). Bar, pie and line graph below breaks down genre, format and pages read per day.

Everything is terrible 🫠🫣😩 but today was beautiful. The rabbitbrush is in bloom. The shrub steppe is yellows, browns and greens. And my reading slowed in September but October should pick back up. 78 books finished this year so far.
#52bookchallenge💙📚 #BookSky8

Thank you Saul 🤘

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Where is this setting? 🧐

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Tacomaven’s August 2025 recap from The StoryGraph - 7 books finished = 2,462 pages, average rating 3.82/5. Top rated books: I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman (5/5), The Mighty Red by Louise Erdrich (4/5), Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead (4/5). Average book length: 385 pages, average time to finish: 16 days. Pie, bar and line graphs breaking down genres, formats, and pages per day.

August 2025 @thestorygraph.com recap - I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman was bleak but good. Harlem Shuffle fulfilled “book with a heist” for #52bookchallenge. The Mighty Red was just good Midwestern family drama. 💙📚 #BookSky (71 books finished so far this year.)

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Mag glycinate and progesterone is my magic sleep recipe.

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Tomato harvest coming up. Pretty proud of our efforts this year. Seeds saved from last year’s 4 plants.
#principeborghese #growyourown #seedsavers

Cherry tomatoes with a cage on Polaroid film

Containers of tomato plants and a planter box of peppers in front of yellow house on Polaroid film

Red/orange peppers with an unripe green one in the background on Polaroid film

Out of focus Border Collie in front of container tomatoes, left 1/3 of the picture is undeveloped black, on Polaroid film

Summer garden by the SX-70
#sx70polaroid #summergarden #containergarden

I don’t really write reviews, just give a star rating. 😬😆 But pls do move to Storygraph so we can be book pals.

@moreperfectunion.bsky.social had a video on the noise pollution that comes with these that also drives property values down while giving residents health issues like severe chronic headaches (+ distressed animals)

@tacomaven’s July 2025 wrap-up from The Storygraph app. 10 books finished. 2,652 pages read. Average rating: 4.15/5. Highest rated reads: Bat Eater and Other Names for Cora Zeng by Kylie Lee Baker (4.75/5, thriller/horror), Model Home by Rivers Solomon 4.75/5, queer horror/family drama), Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties by Tom O'Neill (4.75/5, political history non-fiction). Average book length: 261 pages, average time to finish: 8 days. Bar, line and pie graphs depicting other stats like pages per day, genre and format.

July @thestorygraph.com wrap-up: 10 books finished. Chaos was extremely interesting and deeply researched. Bat Eater was mysterious and emotional, so was Model Home. Recommend all 3. #booksky Brings me to 64 books finished in 2025 so far.

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Left book is Colson Whitehead’s novel Harlem Shuffle which has blocks of yellow, read and green and black text making up the cover. Right book is Killer on the Road by Stephen Graham Jones which has a black background with the title in large red letters and the main image is a woman’s face on monotone yellow with a small red car driving diagonally across the image to “rip” her face with a green skull revealed in the wake of the car. The author’s name is in smaller yellow text at the top of the book, which is a double saga meaning you flip it over to read the other novel in the reverse direction - The Babysitter Lives.

Went to pick up my hold for Harlem Shuffle (fulfills “heist” spot in #52bookchallenge) and our librarian had put this new one from @sgj.bsky.social on display - who can resist books with matching colors? The Babysitter Lives is the book on the flip side of Killer on the Road. Cool format. #booksky

Pharrell Criticized For Endorsing Israeli Defense Forces By Pro-Palestinians Pharrell is being criticized by Pro-Palestinians for pushing a double standard.

Too bad he’s a Zionist. “
Pharrell Williams has been criticized by Palestinians and Pro-Palestinians for performing "Happy" at a gala fundraiser for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).” www.hotnewhiphop.com/148181-pharr...

What a fucking badass with a perfect voice 🥹🤘😭

Ok now I have ideas for the ratty 1980s Playboy my husband found on a trail 😬😆

And they aren’t showing any ID, consistency in uniform, or warrants because…?

Alley painting of a profile of a person with a crow head, arms clenched to chest and mouth open. A circle rainbow goes around their upper body. Below that are painted a variety of play names and dates when they were performed including The Age of Aquarius, Oliver, Godspell, Annie, and Sweeney Todd.

Grassy park with lake and mountains in the background. A tall bronze post is topped with a sculpture of a heron head. A park bench is on the left facing the water.

Border collie dog with stick in her mouth is wading out of the water toward shore after swimming to fetch it. Forested mountain in the background.

Brightly colored kaleidoscopic alley painting of a small moose or caribou calf touching noses with an adult of the same species. Where their noses touch is the corner of the building. Yellow, blue and green and the predominant colors with pops or red and other colors.

Canada was a nice place to spend the Fourth sans fireworks. Saw a big “Fuck Trump Fuck the US” sign not far over the border which was welcoming, too.

He’s assuming those are federal officers when mostly they appear to be cos-playing jabronis with no ID, warrants or actual authority kidnapping people. Shouldn’t the police be actually determining if it is a federal agent before deciding they “can’t interfere.” 🤔😑😵‍💫💩 ACAB always.

Definitely one that will stick with me for a while. See-eye-aye was (is) doing some crazy shit to keep us confused and complacent. Long, but worth the read.

Caught the ending one time - seemed uber creepy 😬