Bonus frock photo.
Elektra, Dresdner Philharmonie, Kulturpalast Dresden, 15 March 2026.
Fair and true ๐
With a certain flavour disproportionately represented.
No limit to the depths of this evil
She needs to make the transition to BlueSky. I did follow her on Twitter. Is she still spending time in Florida?
Elektra, Dresdner Philharmonie, Kulturpalast Dresden, 15 March 2026.
In my latest dispatch from Planet Ficus, I tell a story of conflict and coexistence โ and claims of religiously motivated ecocide.๐
George Gile said he lost half his clientele and faced sexual harassment at work as a result.
https://mrf.lu/0mPR
What the actual fuck?
When my mother was young, the local custom was for girls and women to wear a red flower, usually rose or carnation, to church on Mother's Day. Unless their mother was dead, when the flower was white. For the rest of her life, almost to 102, it hurt. "Just me and the old ladies, wearing white ones".
I agree with your point. My mother was only 5 when her mother died, and she lived through 96 sad Mother's Days afterwards (made worse by the local customs of her time). But English ignorance about holidays, including using an exclusionary phrase based on one sect of one religion, is always annoying.
share.google/E9xxzALGVQzw...
But I agree with your main point and also believe that mothers can't be celebrated enough.
Mothering Sunday, in its modern British use, *was* inspired by the US Mother's Day. It existed before, with a completely different meaning - returning to one's "mother church" mid-Lent - but an Englishwoman spotted what was happening in the US and reinvented it ca. 1913-14 to celebrate mothers.
Two of the six service members who died in the crash over Iraq were women -- they can't come up with a better job title than "airmen," especially from a Pentagon that makes up words like "warfighters" all the time?
Coming Up for Air (world premiere), Oper Leipzig, 14 March 2026.
Mine was about the misspelling rather than the word itself, although it *is* overused.
Note to writers and editors, when I see "lynchpin", I stop reading.
If only that were still the first thing that came to mind!
CONFIRMED: SNCF's Alstom built TGV-M Avelia Horizon trains ARE too big for some Italian railway lines
All explained here ๐
jonworth.eu/confirmed-sn...
Thanks @webguy.bsky.social & @pglux.bsky.social for the help understanding this!
Memento mori. But to avoid that prematurely, memento te larvam gerere. Opernhaus Leipzig. @elhopkins.bsky.social @1goodtern.bsky.social
Coming Up for Air (world premiere), Oper Leipzig, 14 March 2026.
#EasyJet @ryanairofficial.bsky.social @jet2holidays.bsky.social
*fooled*.
But this is clickbait for half a world away. @nujofficial.bsky.social will still defend pathetic jobs like this. Better to put them out of their misery.
You *know* it's not going to be one of those shown (even woolybacks wouldn't be foole), but the airlines should consider legal action against Newsquest and Gannett.
There's a "g" in the Tag, so it's a normal day on @deutsche-bahn.bsky.social. First SRO train delayed, but so was the connecting SRO train, so it was caught. Pissing oneself, but not laughing.
Jack Walton @liverpoolpost.bsky.social In the face of threats, a trainee priest saved his community www.livpost.co.uk/facing-death...
(Like every god-fearing Englishman) I'd put hypocrisy near the top of my list of political sins. And watching Keir 'it's a two horse race' Starmer flinging accusations of 'populism' at Greens (and Reform) whilst leading a Government of conspicuous liars and populists is so grim.
Frau Luna, Tipi am Kanzleramt, 13 March 2026 #Berlin
And even the "military academy" gives a misleading impression. Nothing like West Point, for example, but a secondary school where troubled rich boys of his generation were packed off to, to get discipline instilled. In his case, even that was in vain.