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@ThatEricAlper That's so familiar I can still smell it.🤎

When libraries used to look like this....

One of the best job applications ever written came from the hands of Robert Pirosh in 1934. MGM loved it, took him on and he went on to become an Oscar-winning screenwriter.

@DrDavidVernon Woooohoooooooo!!!👏

Big fat relief as my editor says she is delighted with my Lispector book. Just some copy editing and proofreading to go before it's out in October!

“What and how much had I lost by trying to do only what was expected of me instead of what I myself had wished to do?” ―Ralph Ellison

@DrDavidVernon Congratulations!👍And your F from your old music teacher makes me feel better.🤗My story? A long time ago (and I'm still haunted by it) I wasn't even allowed into the university's music composition class because I WAS A GIRL. Gawd! I would have rather gotten an F and been IN it.

@cloudymamma Hmm, that's serious... and I did feel the earth wobble a minute or two.

Just asking for a friend… 😉 Is it grounds for divorce if my OH gets to my new tube of hand cream first, squeezes the lovely shiny metal and then uses it on his legs or feet! Even if he did buy me it! 😳 🤣 Ps… #NotSharing ! #LOccitane

@cloudymamma 😊❤️ ... but the question is, where did you get them? #myfeetarechilly

A bit of Sockology … chilly March days require warm socks!🧦😂

Remembering W.S. Merwin. merwinconservancy.org/poems/for-the-…

@cloudymamma That is hilarious!! We love it.😂🤣 Happy Mother's Day, dear Cloudymamma! Hope you are enjoying your gardens and big skies today.🥰💐🪺

Happy Mother’s Day… To everyone who is one or to those of us who have lost ours … it’s a mixed emotions day 💐 My breakfast cake from my youngest… in typical fashion something wonderfully quirky 🐸 🍰! #HappyMothersDay #MothersDay

Still the defining image of modern war, still horrific, still relevant, still ignored — Picasso’s Guernica.

@Willits Clouds... big sky... the best view I've had all week. Thanks.🩵🙏

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@donnierwallen Here you go! mcintyresbooks.com/book/978098994…

I'm looking for a new Indie book to read. Have you read a good one lately? Do you have a recommendation? I lean towards science fiction and horror, but I'm open to most genres.

@donnierwallen "Follow the Crow" by B. B. Griffith. Absolutely STUNNING. And the first of an extraordinary series. I was blown away by it... and the follow-up books to it are just as incredible.

"I just go on doing, as they say, ‘my thing’. I believe this takes a certain courage." – Samuel Barber

@DrDavidVernon Nicely put!👏👍📚

God I hate the literary snobbery on here, the endless pompous fools sneering at BookTok or whatever other people love to read. Read Woolf or Wodehouse, Dazai or Dryden, Jon Fosse or John le Carré — just, please, read what makes you happy. It’s not a contest.

@cloudymamma @BSBIbotany I've always loved Pussy Willows and blue skies!😊🙏💙

Wonderfully Fluffy Pussy Willows and March blue skies ☀️ So called because the male catkins of the goat willow look like soft furry cat's paws. #SignsOfSpring #Willow #ScottishHighlands #WildflowerHour @BSBIbotany #Botany

This is great. CS Lewis gives Writing advice in 1959.

@DrDavidVernon 💙... got goosebumps reading this.

Louise Glück, ‘The Wild Iris’ — an exquisite meditation on mortality, acceptance and the healing perspectives of nature.

@cloudymamma Thank you, CM!🤗Enjoy yours too!🌤️🩵

@composerAnne Pretty flowers🌱💙 thanks, glorious day here. Have a lovely weekend both 💐

Dog walk in the woods this morning 🐾 👣 the wonderfully bluest of blue Siberian Squill 🌱💙🌱is arriving on the woodland carpet of wildflowers 🤩 #Wildflowers #SignsOfSpring @BSBIbotany #botany #Squill