Marielle De Bleser

@depressionlesss I hope that my girls can do this at some point. Right now, I'm reading them a book. Maybe I should bring them a computer. We are still hoping that at some point, they would come downstairs and watch some TV with us.

I wanted to spend the whole Sunday just like this

@Number10cat We changed them three weeks ago in Canada, which changed everyone's dinner to an hour earlier 🐕😸

The clocks went forward an hour in the UK last night, which means it's time for an important question: Is the clock on your oven...

@saniyafatma1278 LOL.

I found this poor guy eating a dead deer on the side of the road while driving back from Menard's today. He did not have a collar on and was a little aggressive but I finally got him in my car. He is calm now. If this is your dog please let me know!

@iwinnlife @OrevaZSN Thank you. I'm not Christian but I like to know when Easter is on the calendar. I'll try to remember that. Since the equinox is usually on March 21st, and I can always figure out when the full moon is. 👍

@OrevaZSN It’s celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon that comes on or after the spring equinox. So if the full moon is early, Easter can land in March; if it’s later, it falls in April.

I've never understood how they decide when Easter is. sometimes it's in March, other times in April. How does that even work?

@mathhub_vn Pi day was March 15, and I ate some pie 😄

🤣🤣🤣

@NoCatsNoLife_m I dont know. I've had 3 cats, so I have lots of toys, but my new girls like springs the most, and then little balls. This is my bathroom floor, but somehow some of those are now in other rooms down the hall.

@rainstormblue 50 cm

i have a PhD in maths from the university of oxford and i can’t solve this

@DanaSG4 @Jpod_art @DIY_Bonking I was there.

@Jpod_art @DIY_Bonking Lovely little town Didlo, Newfoundland I was there about 10 yrs ago.

Canada!?😳

@Smil3yAngel My stepson was on the field yesterday for the 0pening ceremonies. He was holding the Canadian flag and wearing a red beret. He is an MP.

#GoJaysGo #BlueJays50 #OpeningNight

@HeraklesCithare Je doit dire Dionysos. En plus tous les mythes à son propos, incluant les mythes orphiques. Ses festivals sont vraiment chouette.

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@TakeThatNurses I got mostly white cats so i can see them in the dark. I also just have to go to the bathroom and they magically appear 😹

As a longtime dog person who now owns a cat, it’s super weird to have a pet that you sometimes just have absolutely no idea where they are. I don’t know if cat people understand how much of an emergency “I can’t find my dog” is

@redheadranting You must be a 10 year old boy 🤣

Is there any human equivalent to cats and boxes? Is there something that as humans we simply cannot resist or are programmed to do without thought or consideration? All I can think of is drawing penises on fogged up windows.

@CcibChris Malton is now Pearson airport.

25 Apr 1958 – The first Canadian-Built supersonic aircraft, Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow made first test flight in Malton, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The long-range, all- weather, super-sonic interceptor was to be an eventual replacement for CF 100. A sad story!

@TheCatsX Hey. I do that.

She’s reading the cat a bedtime story 🥹

@MedievalScholar Well. I would have to pick Brabant, since... you know.

People speak often of what your favorite sword says about you, your favorite helmet and so on. Pick your favorite coat of arms, it says a lot about you.

@robbertleusink I read books to myself, and then I read books aloud to my cats.

Until the 12th century, most people read aloud Not by convention, but necessity The Romans wrote in scriptura continua: no spaces between words To find where one word ended, you had to sound the letters out Reading and speaking were the same act... Then Irish monks started copying Latin manuscripts It was a foreign language, and they needed spaces to decode the grammar without losing their minds The Benedictine scriptorium had a Rule of Silence If you sounded out every word, you broke it... That workaround created something no one planned: a private self A thought you could have without anyone in the room knowing: Conscience, secrets, heresy, desire all of it was suddenly yours alone Modern privacy was born the day a monk put a space between two words

@mcgillmd921 I recently got called a nerd by a neighbour who came over to take care of my kittens. Their names are Sappho and Corinna.

My wife thinks I’m a 9.5! On the Roman history nerd scale 😢

@AuthorGFAllen Latin myth stories. Wait. That's only 3 words.

Tell me what your book is all about in 4 words!

@mcgillmd921 Loeb are so awesome but so much more expensive than Penguins. FYI. Sappho and Corinna are my new kittens names.

My Loeb Classical Library books looking down upon my Penguin Classics books.

@ironfurr @iris_foxxo We get a pin.

@iris_foxxo All new Canadian should get a little Canadian flag and poutine

I am now officially a Canadian citizen 🇨🇦