book_dragon
JeanieBurrell@mstdn.social
<p>Writer. Reader. Tolkien, Elizabeth Moon, C. J. Cherryh, Ursula LeGuin, Jodi Taylor, Ilona Andrews, Deborah Harkness. Currently in North Yorkshire. Waiting for the light. Drinker of Tea. Watcher of Birds. Searcher for Hookland. Humanist. Practice radical compassion.</p><p>Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it. ---Mary Oliver</p>
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#ThreeGoodThings : 1. That my birdbath has a "deep end." 2. That six house sparrows in said birdbath effectively constitute "soup." 3. The inexpressible joy that wells up in me when one of them falls into said deep end. 🙃
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Through my leaky roof Rain falls down and wind blows cold Full moon light shines in #DailyHaikuPrompt
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#ThreeGoodThings : 1. There is a miniscule snail on my patio door, its baby shell so translucent I can see its entire body. It has moved a centimetre, perhaps all this morning. 2. Noble false widow spider escorted out of the house with due care. 3. Have decided the three daddy-longlegs living in my kitchen corner are Maggie, Millie, and Maude.
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All of the recycling, planting trees, and boycotts aren't going to be worth a damn until corporations like these are legally, painfully forced to reduce emissions. Death to the petro-state! #ClimateChange https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jan/21/carbon-dioxide-co2-emissions-fossil-fuel-firms-study
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This is fascinating. Humans don't have to leave earth for long or far before they start to forget what "human" means. "Every astronaut who spends more than a few months in orbit comes back describing some version of the same disorientation. Rain smells overwhelming. Fabric feels abrasive. Familiar streets feel piloted rather than driven. The Earth their bodies evolved for has become, briefly, a foreign planet their nervous system is re-learning in real time." #space...
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Down from the high fells Pours the silent morning cloud Drowning the gray dales The world is silent The owl must find her way home By the sounds of trees #DailyHaikuPrompt
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Oppressive hot night Lightning flashes distantly Still there is no rain. A half-empty bed A single, lonely light on Thunder arrives. Leaves. #DailyHaikuPrompt
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For #Caturday , a detail from David Hockney's "Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Percy. #RIPDavidHockney
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@TomSeppert@fosstodon.org Perhaps "chased by wolfdogs" is the new "wind-assisted."
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Weathered temple gate Streaks of woodgrain being drawn Revived by spring rain #DailyHaikuPrompt
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Hiking in spring mist I come upon a muddy Desolate mitten. #DailyHaikuPrompt
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So foggy the field I found my way by flowers Blossom by blossom #DailyHaikuPrompt
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Misty spring morning Last fall&#39;s leaves crunch underfoot New green buds above #DailyHaikuPrompt
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Fickle spring maiden Welcoming buds with cold rain And last season&#39;s tea. #DailyHaikuPrompt
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Servers. Routers. Gateways. DNS. Power plants. Substations. Just because my little scribblings and photos don&#39;t count as targets for disruption on an international level doesn&#39;t mean collateral damage can&#39;t deny/erase it all. I&#39;m not a programmer. I don&#39;t want to run a NAS or set up Docker instances. I want FOSS made for the reasonable citizen. Our data is ours. Looking forward to enhancing my/our independence from those who see us as product. 2/2 #dat...
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I welcome the current movements towards #digitalSovereignty , but I would like to see anything published on the subject from an individual standpoint. Personal digital sovereignty, if you will. As in not trusting my government, my state, or any corporate cloud. I&#39;m moving my data onto #homecloud with all possible haste, because a thought occurred to me. I own my #homecloud. I own my data. What I do not own, nor do the providers own, is all of the infrastructure in between. 1/2
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Reed warblers trilling Weaving nests higher this year Tides swelling with change. #DailyHaikuPrompt
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&quot;Nature restoration, in other words, is as much a cultural task as an ecological one. The ecological crisis is, at its roots, a crisis of relationship....Responding to the global ecological crisis demands more than behavioural change, environmental awareness, or even rewilding. It calls for deep cultural and ontological repair.&quot; #rewilding #solarpunk #culture https://substack.com/home/post/p-191469892
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Early morning mist Cannot hide the robin&#39;s voice Singing up the sun. #DailyHaikuPrompt