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"April hath put a spirit of youth in everything." - William Shakespeare

Books are the easiest portal to a vacation. You get to live in another world for a bit.

Marva Sheriff

@TrevDon Cheesecake!

This pup is named after the last thing you ate. What's the pups name? #dogs

@esaumccaulley I love this plan. If you decide to listen to the audiobooks, I can vouch for the Stephen Fry narration.

Okay I think its time for me to read all these books. I read the first one four or five years ago.

Vasilisa Romanenko

A professional illustrator I admire a lot once told me, “The only people who get good at art are those who are willing to be absolutely, shockingly dreadful for a long time, and keep trying.”

Wouldn't it be nice if when you searched Google Images, you could ask it to keep the AI generated images to itself?

@visitnorthyork I hope you continue to reimagine ways to reuse and preserve them.

Should York keep its red phone boxes? This Bootham phone box feels like a little piece of everyday history still standing its ground. If the phones inside are eventually switched off for good, it would be a real shame to lose the boxes as well. Some places have turned them into mini libraries, defibrillator points and community spaces - but others say they should simply be kept and looked after. What are your thoughts?

This. I hate seeing people beat themselves up at the end of the year for not reading enough. instagram.com/p/DV6LibljuAh/…

Amateur hour is where the real benefits hide. Set forth and "fail." insidehook.com/mental-health/…

A little Moulin Rouge tribute? 👏🏼 Yas! #OSCARgold

"To the beautiful chaos of a mother's heart." 👏🏼 [-Jessie Buckley] #OSCARgold

[Article by Heather Prince/American Gardener the American Horticultural Society Magazine Jan|Feb 2026 from an interview with Christopher Woods' re: his book In Botanical Time: The Extraordinary Lifespans of the World's Oldest Living Plants] [Photo from Photographers Trail Notes]

Isn't that fascinating? The trees know some seasons we need to hold on tight and be okay with not producing fruits. Plus, the oldest trees are the ones that had to survive difficulties. There's so much we can learn from the trees. (2 of 2)

"How do plants survive to great age?" According to Woods, "the least fertile sites tend to yield the oldest plants - where life is not easy, you tend to hunker yourself down rather than devote all your energy to procreation every season." (1 of 2)

Spring vibes in the burrow 🎨 Kristina Kemenikova

Failure is beautiful because it means you tried.

I'm on board for all the 90s flashback photos. #Imissthe90s

@NappNazworth Revolting

Wolfe saying the quiet part out loud. Immigration enforcement isn't about "people need to follow the law," it's about getting rid of people who "don't look like me." This is racist, xenophobic, and not Christian.