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The beautiful Parrot Waxcap Mushroom, it looks like something out of Alice in Wonderland yet it is real.

Wild Bluebells in Scotland

So it turns out that writing is thinking. It's the same process. "Writing compels us to think — not in the chaotic, non-linear way our minds typically wander, but in a structured, intentional manner." Outsourcing writing to LLMs is THE SAME THING as outsourcing thinking.

Stunning Solar Halo over Stonehenge today🤩🌈☀️ Photo credit Nick Bull 🙏 #solarhalo #sun #rainbow #wiltshire #historical

A 1497 copy of Dante’s classic Divine Comedy, held by the University of Sydney, has been discovered to have a rare chalk sketch by the famous artist Giorgione on the last page, together with a later notification of his death during the plague mup.com.au/books/giorgion…

Saint Anthony Preaching to the Fish in Rimini, detail, 1518, fresco, anonymous painter from the circle of Gerolamo Tessari, Basilica di Sant’Antonio, Padua

A young woman playing a harp to a crowd in Ireland, 1910.

Rather struck by this refreshing quote from Zadie Smith in y'day's @guardiannews in which Smith said she was “almost embarrassed to say” that she mainly reads women now. “Being a woman and getting older, you become enormously impatient with anything other than other older women."

did you know Philip Larkin once wrote about Betelgeuse? strangely beautiful (Coleridge-inspired?) bit of versifying from Larkin while he was still a student Douglas Adams ofc had both Ford & Zaphod come from Betelgeuse but not I think because of this; more because of the pun

'The Fatal Colours.' (1886). There's a nice amount of wit in this work by Charles Condor as a bull prepares to charge a young woman. The title is an allusion to Henry VI Part 3, Act 2, Scene 5: 'The red rose and the white are on his face: The fatal colours of our striving houses'

We see many paintings that look like photos, but here are some photos that look like paintings. Céline Laguarde’s pioneer work as a pictorial photographer in the early 1900s has only recently been rediscovered. Here are some of her intriguingly atmospheric images awarewomenartists.com/en/artiste/cel…

Peace - Mother and Child, c.1919 ~ Dorothy Webster Hawksley

Larkin’s father died on 26 March 1948. A week the following Sunday it snowed in Warwick. This beautiful elegy was never printed in the poet’s lifetime and yet, arguably, it is his first great poem.

Young Irish woman reading a letter from a relative in America to an older woman outside of a thatch-roofed stone cottage, 1902.

@jessicacadams Tried to ask question on blog but it doesn’t seem to load…

For Taurus and Scorpio, it's about money. For Sagittarius and Aquarius, it's about love. How is your astrology chart affected by the new Uranus in Gemini cycle? It begins in just a few hours. jessicaadams.com/2026/04/25/blo…

It is evening, as a woman with young children shops in the brightly-lit vegetable market at Koyasuchō in Kanagawa Prefecture, in this woodblock print by Ishiwata Kōitsu (1931)

Bluebell Wood, 2016, by English painter Emma Haworth known for her parks and semi urban landscapes with a hint of magic #WomensArt #TreeArtWeek 🌳

One of Mary Queen of Scots’s ladies-in-waiting - beautifully painted by the French artist, Quesnel. One of my favourite portraits at ⁦@AlthorpHouse⁩

The Govan Sun Stone - 10th century monument from the Kingdom of Strathclyde

Georgia O'Keeffe 🎨 ( 1887-1986 ). The White Calico Flower, 1931.