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  1. Happy birthday to my stepfather

    nosrednayduj [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-07 19:11 UTC·best 0.97 · details

    He would have been 98. comments

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  2. State of the Family

    bavatuesdays [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-07 17:58 UTC·Reverend·best 0.82 · details

    I’m using Blaugust as an excuse to push myself to write more regularly about my film podcasting, so far so good. Got one post out over each of the last four days, and this one will make five. I still have to catch up on two days, but given I’m finding a groove and there’s no travel on deck—the good money is on me nailing it. This is not my first blog rodeo, people, I’m a veteran. While you flog yourself, I blog myself into a frenzy of cultural genius. Anyway, our most recent series on indie inte…

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  3. Harlech Castle

    Alex's Review Corner [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-07 17:00 UTC·Alex·best 0.89 · details

    On a previous post I included a picture of Harlech Castle, from very far away on a very grey day, in the evening time. Well I’ve corrected the injustice that photo did for it here by visiting it. Harlech Castle, while a ruin, is quite well preserved. You can walk around the entire perimeter of the walls and then go up three of the four towers to access the walls from above, and get a really nice view. The outside perimeter of the walls. The Chapel Tower (left), courtyard (centre, duh), and main…

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  4. It’s 10PM: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?

    bavatuesdays [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-06 17:45 UTC·Reverend·best 0.76 · details

    In a meeting today I ended by referencing the public service announcement (PSA) “It’s 10 PM: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?”. No one got the reference—except maybe by way of The Simpsons. Here’s the actual PSA I remember: For years this would air before the nightly news. It’s kind of wild to think that, 40 or 50 years ago, this was the moment parents were prompted to wonder where their kids actually were. There are plenty of memes about how feral kids were in that era, but what struck me t…

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  5. Snickering

    words and essays and more [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-06 14:47 UTC·David Somers·best 0.89 · details

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  6. Album#46 - High Violet

    Taxodium [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-06 12:45 UTC·best 0.78 · details

    Album#46 High Violet 图1 《High Violet》專輯封面 专辑信息 专辑名称: High Violet 歌手: The National 年份: 2010-05-10 时长: 47:40 要說這張專輯什麼最吸引我,無疑是主唱 Matt Beringer 的嗓音,低沉而温暖,在專輯裡你能聴到他的中音和低音,都很好聴。 Matt Beringer 的個子很高大,有時他戴著眼鏡,看著像是一個教授。 The National 這支樂隊的組成也很有趣,由主唱 Matt Berninger、雙胞胎兄弟 Aaron Dessner(吉他、鋼琴、鍵盤)與 Bryce Dessner(吉他、鋼琴、鍵盤),以及 Scott Devendorf(貝斯)與 Bryan Devendorf(鼓手)兩兄弟組成,也是挺少見的。 High Violet 是我聴的第一張 The National 的専輯,整體聴起來給人一種忧郁且深沉的感覺。封面看著像是插在瓶中的散亂的花,花瓣由許多單詞組成。 専輯裡我喜歡的几首是: Terrible Love 、 Sorrow 、 Little Faith 、…

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  7. ‘It Wasn’t a Civil War. It Was the Slaveholders’ Rebellion.’

    JAG’s Workshop [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-06 01:36 UTC·Jason Anthony Guy·best 0.91 · details

    Anthony Conwright, in a guest essay for The New York Times Opinion section (gift link): Rebranding rebellion is nothing new. Americans take it for granted that the war between the Confederate states and the Union was always called the Civil War, but it was not. During the war and in its aftermath, it was primarily called an “insurrection” or a “rebellion.” Its current name is a result of decades of lobbying by Confederate heritage groups and white Southerners committed to rejuvenating the South’…

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  8. It's All Just A Little Bit Of History Repeating

    Inventory Full [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-03 15:49 UTC·Bhagpuss·best 0.98 · details

    Well, this is embarrassing... Remember when I complained about not being able to remember my login details for Wuthering Waves? I wrote a whole post about it under the (entirely intentionally) click-baity title "Wuthering Waves Is Dead To Me Now." Remember how, in that post, I said "I've tried everything and every account I can think of and nothing works"? Yes. Well. About that... It turns out either I didn't try every account after all or else my capacity for thinking is so diminished I probabl…

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  9. In 2026, I lost several people who mattered deeply to me. The year seemed determined to make a…

    Dear Angel, [exclude this blog] · 2026-08-03 03:06 UTC·best 0.80 · details

    In 2026, I lost several people who mattered deeply to me. The year seemed determined to make a procession of loss. One was a dear friend who had blogged faithfully since 2009; returning to the form is my way of meeting them again in a place they loved and never quite left. So, here I am. I suppose I should probably begin with the headline: I am London-bound for graduate school. There was an image circulating on Bluesky of a woman delivering what I can only assume was a college lecture. Behind he…

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