@HarrisJames I remember you were a fan of unconventionally opened packaging. Here is one for your collection. I couldn’t get the lid off so had to go at it with the scissors. My foray into amateur hairdressing awaits....
Loops of superheated plasma larger than the Earth dance across the surface of the Sun, a spectcular example of the phenomenon known as "coronal rain" captured by the Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft.
The whole 5 mins of this video on chronic illness on my insta or FB page. It would mean a lot to me if you listened. It’s an important time to raise awareness for all those living with chronic illness as their personal lockdown will continue long after the global one lifts.
🦋Chinese Cat Goddess Li Shou, used to run the world, but preferred to lie in the sun or chase butterflies. She said Humans would be better suited to the job, so the Gods took speech from Cats and gave it to us - but Cats are still the Keepers of Time.
#Caturday#ChineseNewYear
@SandraSeaside Yes! The spectra you see in the black and white is astonishing. And yet I'm not convinced that's what BR intended. So many of us view her work as optical illusion but she had a broader intention - helping us to understand perception and how we see the world
#BridgetRiley exhibition, wow, my brain had some fun figuring out what was going on, loved the way you were pulled towards the paintings to see them dance, glimpsing rainbows of colour through the black and white waves.
Whether you believe in the energy of a full moon or not, tonight is a great night to let go of everything that no longer serves you from the past decade.
All those negative experiences, all those old thoughts, all of the living in the past... let it go.
...cont
#fullmoon
"Am I still on?"
Glorious work from John Acres! You'll never find a better piece of commentary about a cat on the pitch. 🐈
Watch: https://t.co/0qzb6xmZ8M
A great Shed story to finish the year off! Well deserved! Great things can happen from small spaces! @BBCNews@BBC3CR
BBC News - Stevenage shed radio DJ ready for BBC local radio slot https://t.co/qDx73PbfII
There are many iconic cats, but are any as cool as the cat on the poster of 'Le Chat Noir'? Designed by Théophile-Alexandre Steinle, the cabaret was a mecca for the artistic community in Paris with patrons such as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Claude Debussy visiting regularly.
#Onthisday in 1709, Samuel Johnson was born. Before writing A Dictionary of the English Language, he worked at St John's Gate as a writer for The Gentleman Magazine. Read more about the life of the publication here https://t.co/itR0mMTt6k