Heather
@heathersapiens.bsky.social
I hear this is where all the cool kids are migrating. Just a mid-life college student studying anthropology/archeology. Graduating May 2024🥳 areas of interest include witchcraft, feminism, aging, and hair. Collector of books to be read...
But first.... a lil local research!
March 25, 2024 at 4:59 PM
But first.... a lil local research!
New personal research library book just got delivered. The cat also seems interested in this one as well🤔
March 25, 2024 at 4:40 PM
New personal research library book just got delivered. The cat also seems interested in this one as well🤔
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Books designed to be read only by human eyes are different from books designed to be read by machines, which is why Google will tell you that the phrase “shake my booty” can be found in an 1863 English translation of Don Quixote.
March 24, 2024 at 9:27 PM
Books designed to be read only by human eyes are different from books designed to be read by machines, which is why Google will tell you that the phrase “shake my booty” can be found in an 1863 English translation of Don Quixote.
Reposted by Heather
Keith Haring died of AIDS aged 31 on 16 Feb 1990.
His last piece of art, Unfinished Painting, was deliberately incomplete, reflecting the devastating, unquantifiable loss to the arts due to AIDS.
His last piece of art, Unfinished Painting, was deliberately incomplete, reflecting the devastating, unquantifiable loss to the arts due to AIDS.
February 17, 2024 at 7:39 AM
Keith Haring died of AIDS aged 31 on 16 Feb 1990.
His last piece of art, Unfinished Painting, was deliberately incomplete, reflecting the devastating, unquantifiable loss to the arts due to AIDS.
His last piece of art, Unfinished Painting, was deliberately incomplete, reflecting the devastating, unquantifiable loss to the arts due to AIDS.
Did you know today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science Day? To honor the day, here's a photo of one of my favorite finds from the summer while digging at Fort Germanna with Germanna Archaeology, a rare piece of worked glass! #stem #womeninstem
February 11, 2024 at 4:56 PM
Did you know today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science Day? To honor the day, here's a photo of one of my favorite finds from the summer while digging at Fort Germanna with Germanna Archaeology, a rare piece of worked glass! #stem #womeninstem
I guess my 1st post will be non-anthropological... meet Lady Victoria Duchess Violet Rose von Worcestershire (name still a work in progress) today I got the official word I could formally claim her as "mine" (we all know no human actually OWNS a cat, they just co-habitate)
February 10, 2024 at 1:40 AM
I guess my 1st post will be non-anthropological... meet Lady Victoria Duchess Violet Rose von Worcestershire (name still a work in progress) today I got the official word I could formally claim her as "mine" (we all know no human actually OWNS a cat, they just co-habitate)