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[paliwalls]

غزة حرة فاوكنر، ملبورن، أستراليا

Free Gaza seen in Fawkner, Melbourne

[agencyagencyagency]

Its the Agency Agency headquarters (they knocked down St Vincent's in Fitzroy IDK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) we all hang out and laugh here, strut around in Vivienne Westwood brown leather maryjane high heels. Everyone has their own studio, theres a pilates reformer instructor on call, its mandated no one can drink caffiene, we are all paid enough to relax into our nervous systems, go home when we want, have beautiful houses (mine are in Williamstown and the Otways) but we love to come to work, it is medicinal, it fills up our cup, everyone here is ugly and hot. Erotic. God loves ugly.

[bumblebeeappletree]

Jane visits an incredible centenarian whose life-long love of gardening keeps her active at home and in the community.

Jane visits Nance Esmore, a truly remarkable woman who recently celebrated her 101st birthday. Over the years she's gathered a lifetime's worth of plant knowledge, and with help, she independently lives in the same house and garden that she's looked after for over 50 years. Her vast collection includes award-winning orchids, bromeliads, bulbs, succulents, cyclamen, rhipsalis and tillandsias.

One of Nance's larger specimens is a tillandsia, estimated to be 35 years old. It is growing in a pipe drilled with holes by her husband. Another, over 20 years old, was sewn onto a little wire basket. Tillandsias generally prefer warm climates so the fact that Nance has so many mature specimens growing outdoors in Melbourne is no mean feat. For tips on tillandsia care, Nance says, "in the summer I just give them a sprinkle with the hose… every now and then I get a styrofoam box without holes, and I fill it with a weak solution and dunk them in, sometimes for half a day… They like east facing, they don't like west sun because it does burn them. Sometimes when we have a very hot day, I will throw a piece of old towel over to protect them." When choosing vigorous growers for cooler climates, go for Tillandsia bergeri and Tillandsia 'Cotton Candy'.

Nance's garden is filled with baskets, shade houses and structures made by her husband who was an engineer. Nance says he made "everything. All the hooks, he made so many things. Hangers, if you see a hanger somewhere he made them all." Under the shade of her towering Lophostemen tree is a collection of interesting plants which are decades old, including a rope hoya, the string of dolphins, and a very rare specimen the Ceropegia ampliata named bishops crown for the shape of its flower. Nance says, "I have 76 baskets hanging up in this tree. You wouldn't believe how… I'd put a pebble in the toe of a panty hose, and I would throw it over a limb, and I'd think, I can hang a basket there." Always having a flare for unusual plants Nance's involvement in the Melbourne plant scene really took off when she retired from work and joined several gardening clubs over 40 years ago. "You're never too old to learn and you learn so much from going to the garden clubs," says Nance who has made life-long friends through this connection. "You meet a lot of lovely people; I think gardeners are friendly people."

Upstairs Nance has a collection of ribbons, medals and awards from competitive garden shows including her enormous award-winning cataleya orchid, completely covered in textbook pink blooms. The most prestigious medal awarded to Nance is from the Royal Horticultural Society Victoria; the John Pascoe Fawkner medal. Jane recognises this as the highest in horticulture. Nance says, "I always wanted to be around the garden. I had a patch from when I was about five or six. You come out into the garden you forget everything. It's a therapy, I feel it's a therapy." And although she is now legally blind, Nance is in the garden every day. Nance says, "I can't see it much, but I just come down and potter around and look at this and look at that. It's really healthy for you."

Through her years of wisdom, Nance offers this advice to new gardeners starting out; "If they've got a small balcony, just a few pots, that's how I started out. And you know what, it just grows on you." Nance generously offers Jane a cutting from her tillandsia and says, "you can put that on a mount… and then you tie (the roots) down, so it holds firm… and that's in memory of my garden." Jane has known Nance several years and will treasure this specimen. Jane says, "I've always been fascinated by plants and by the people who care for them and isn't Nance an absolute legend. Her garden reads like an autobiography of a life very well lived; surrounded by plants, in good health, and doing something that you love."

[wormw0od]

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[yallambie]

The King's Christmas Pudding

The idea of writing down a set of instructions telling you how to prepare and cook a particular food goes back a long way, almost as far back as the process of writing itself. The oldest surviving recipes of all were inscribed on clay tablets in ancient Mesopotamia nearly 4000 years ago, recording lists of ingredients in spidery cuneiform script that look today like a chook jumped straight out of…

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[flowerdeliver]

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[notearsnora]

Seattle Film Critics Society 2024 Nominations:

Best Lead Actress: Cynthia Erivo

Best Supporting Actress: Ariana Grande-Butera

Best Visual Effects: Wicked (Anthony Smith, Jonathan Fawkner, Pablo Helman, Robert Weaver)

Best Costume Design: Wicked (Paul Tazewell)

Best Production Design: Wicked (Nathan Crowley)

[kallie-at-the-end]

my favorite part of the silt verses ep. 38 is that there is a version of it that exists entirely in my head that is just Fawkner and Rain doing sit-com shenanigans to convince Fawkner"s family that he has a job other then cult leader

[vullcanica]

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he sees it mounting before it boils. that quiet simmer he can recognize in the line of ellarian's back and the lusterless tightening of the eye. stiff and focused, head low, haunches raised, gaze firmly fixed; the way deer do when they sense an arrow trained on them. only he announces no intention to charge. he's mid-swing already before silas moves, instinctive, to meet him halfway. the call of his name reaches him first. and oh, there that heart-rending shift goes, that twitch to reality that leaves him bare and raw facing his consequences

fawkner spits out a tooth in a dumbfounded sputter of jibberish, dribbling blood on his chin and at will, silas' worried attention shifts away from elle when the other man straightens up to give chase. he meets the redhead face to face before he can take another step. there must be a spark in his eye - a hint of warning, of promise - for it gives the wily bastard pause.

"you've met his fist already. you don't want to meet mine."

he waits for the other's bravery to falter and his anger to ease, firm in his stance until fawkner walks off a decent distance, lest he change his mind upon seeing silas' vulnerable back. by the time he turns, ellarian's hunched form is a spot in the distant shrubs. damn it.

feet familiar with the elkswood's floor even at night, he catches up swift, calling out to him in gentle tones like one would a skittish animal. his hand hovers over a hunched shoulder, voice smooth. how to soothe a fear painted into someone with fire.. words would not suffice, but it's all he has. "ellarian... stop." carefully, the distance closes, the contact sparks. come back to me. "easy, we're safe. look at me."

[2024nepeannationalpark]

Day 3: 13 Mar 2024

We woke up to a cloudy day and some drizzly rain. Quite different to yesterday morning!

A cup of tea and a bowl of muesli in our cabin before driving off to have a quick explore of Lakes Entrance.

A place can lose its appeal when the weather is cloudy/drizzly and I’m afraid that’s what happened. We imagine it’s not too dissimilar to Port Macquarie on a sunny day - a few nice cafes but mostly kebab shops, cheap tourist shops, motels, and fishing gear.

There’s a foot bridge across the lake to the beach which we wandered across to check out the beach. It was a big beautiful stretch of beach that seemed to go on forever. No one on it today though!

Back in the car to drive to Melbourne but with a side trip to Metung for a coffee. It’s about 7kms off the Princes Highway and worth the detour. It is very much a “boatie” town where you can go on fishing trips or hire a sailboat. We had a short walk drinking our coffee before getting back in the car to avoid another small rain patch.

For our lunch break we looked for a town park with a covered table so we could enjoy our bbq chook and salad on a fresh bread roll. Rosedale was it! Perfect!

We’ve been listening to an audiobook some of the time while driving. It’s a true story about a husband and wife who were in financial difficulties so faked his death to get the insurance money. It’s been fun listening to it.

Melbourne was the next stop as we are going to a friend’s apartment for dinner that I haven’t seen for 8+ years. We booked a hotel 20 mins walk away from her place and fortunately the weather was ideal for the walk through Fawkner Park there and back. Her apartment is an old art deco building - stunning! And Suzanne’s taste in decor is beautiful.

It was good to catch up and meet her husband Craig for the first time.

Tomorrow we see Paul and Sharon!