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Swimming through air currents—passing over forests, lakes and grassland stretches—there came a feral pigeon. His iridescent head and neck feathers coruscating in the sunlight, his black-barred wings pumping steadily, the bird was a majestic sight to be certain, observed by none save a theoretical deity.    Behind his blood orange eyes, confusion held sway over a rudimentary brain. Something was interfering with the neurons, sending the bird’s magnetoreception askew. No longer could the pigeon sense Earth’s magnetic field, the invisible map of magnetic materials and electrical currents by which he navigated. Consequently, he found himself traveling ever deeper into unknown territo...

Swimming through air currents—passing over forests, lakes and grassland stretches—there came a feral pigeon. His iridescent head and neck feathers coruscating in the sunlight, his black-barred wings pumping steadily, the bird was a majestic sight to be certain, observed by none save a theoretical deity.    Behind his blood orange eyes, confusion held sway over a rudimentary brain. Something was interfering with the neurons, sending the bird’s magnetoreception askew. No longer could the pigeon sense Earth’s magnetic field, the invisible map of magnetic materials and electrical currents by which he navigated. Consequently, he found himself traveling ever deeper into unknown territo...

Swimming through air currents—passing over forests, lakes and grassland stretches—there came a feral pigeon. His iridescent head and neck feathers coruscating in the sunlight, his black-barred wings pumping steadily, the bird was a majestic sight to be certain, observed by none save a theoretical deity.    Behind his blood orange eyes, confusion held sway over a rudimentary brain. Something was interfering with the neurons, sending the bird’s magnetoreception askew. No longer could the pigeon sense Earth’s magnetic field, the invisible map of magnetic materials and electrical currents by which he navigated. Consequently, he found himself traveling ever deeper into unknown territo...

Swimming through air currents—passing over forests, lakes and grassland stretches—there came a feral pigeon. His iridescent head and neck feathers coruscating in the sunlight, his black-barred wings pumping steadily, the bird was a majestic sight to be certain, observed by none save a theoretical deity.    Behind his blood orange eyes, confusion held sway over a rudimentary brain. Something was interfering with the neurons, sending the bird’s magnetoreception askew. No longer could the pigeon sense Earth’s magnetic field, the invisible map of magnetic materials and electrical currents by which he navigated. Consequently, he found himself traveling ever deeper into unknown territo...

Swimming through air currents—passing over forests, lakes and grassland stretches—there came a feral pigeon. His iridescent head and neck feathers coruscating in the sunlight, his black-barred wings pumping steadily, the bird was a majestic sight to be certain, observed by none save a theoretical deity.    Behind his blood orange eyes, confusion held sway over a rudimentary brain. Something was interfering with the neurons, sending the bird’s magnetoreception askew. No longer could the pigeon sense Earth’s magnetic field, the invisible map of magnetic materials and electrical currents by which he navigated. Consequently, he found himself traveling ever deeper into unknown territo...

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As the title says, Im a new owner of a small vintage store. I’m on the downtown strip of my city and the winter has been **** trying to keep up cleaning with all the salt that keeps getting tracked it with foot traffic. I was using a small shop vac but that’s been killing my back and is brutal to plug and unplug over and over again to reach certain spaces. The space is MOSLTY hard wood, with some minor rugs here and there. Would love some advice on a solid option, likely between $200-500 that I can invest in. My moms a die hard Dyson fan but the price point just seems ridiculous and have only ever heard bad things about them from other people Thanks in advance!

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This is on a small sale rack at Holt Renfrew on Bloor street in Toronto for 400 dollars in a Medium. I know these types of sweaters have quite a following so to see it discounted to that level for a desirable size, I thought I’d pass it along.

I visited a little plant shop I like yesterday and saw they had some assorted carnivores in stock. None of them looked especially wonderful, so I asked what they'd been watering with. The water they use for the rest of the plants (I think they have some sort of filter, but I live in central Florida. You can almost cut the water here with a knife) and when the plants started to look off, they switched to the filtered water they keep on hand for employees to drink. I probably shouldn't have, but I grabbed three of them to bring home with me. I pulled the old substrate off (one was in a plug with some sphagnum around it, the other two in what I'm guessing was straight peat?)...

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I posted a few random pages from this catalog at the start of my revisit series, but wanted to post it page-by-page like I have with the others! The holiday catalogs were the ones I looked forward to receiving the most: the beautiful, whimsy photos always stood out to me and are definitely the most memorable for me. 🥹 Thank you SO much to everyone who has engaged with all of my posts and as always, I can't wait to hear your stories and memories! 💕🫶

I hadn’t left my apartment for anything except work and groceries in over a year. Every weekend was the same. Friday night I’d tell myself I’d do something productive. Saturday morning I’d wake up late, scroll my phone for an hour, make coffee, sit on my couch, watch YouTube, order food, play games, scroll more, go to bed. Sunday was identical. Repeat for 52 weeks straight. My apartment became my entire world. Work from home, entertainment at home, food delivered to home. I had zero reason to leave and every excuse not to. It was comfortable. It was easy. It was killing me slowly. I’m 24. For the past two years since graduating college I’d been living like this. Wake up, work,...

Hello! I'm going to spend a day in Lyon next week and I would love to ask you some recommendations about the best places to get to know the city. I would love to visit friperies (I love vintage shopping), bookshops, perfume stores, have lunch in a nice bouchon, and discover some hidden gems in Lyon.

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I want to buy a saree for my mother as a surprise. This is my first time shopping for women’s clothing, so I genuinely don’t know what to look for. I’m based in Gurgaon. If any women here are willing to give advice on fabric, colour, patterns or recommended stores. I’d really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

I have a work trip to Japan in two weeks. I have about 10 days in the country, including a weekend, which I arranged to take as personal days. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to get out of Tokyo since I have meetings there all week and I’d like to make the most out of my weekend. This is my first trip to Japan. I like Japanese pop culture - my wife, kids and I are big video game in anime fans. I also enjoy Japanese history. But I am completely illiterate and speak no Japanese. The first half of my week will likely be a struggle not to embarrass myself in front of our hosts. I believe I will be staying down near the Roppongi area which I think is close to Tokyo Bay? Based on some initi...

I’ve been trying to be more mindful about saving money when shopping online, especially for things I already planned to buy. Most of the time I check deal subreddits or search for coupon codes, but honestly it’s hit or miss. A lot of codes don’t work anymore, and some sites feel cluttered or unreliable. Recently, while looking for a discount before checking out, I came across PromoCodie. I wasn’t expecting much, but I actually found a working deal without having to sign up or jump through extra steps. It wasn’t a huge discount, but even small savings feel worth it. I’m curious how others approach this. Do you usually rely on coupon websites, wait for big sales, or just compare ...

Hello! We are Dokie’s Collectibles our shop caters to hobbies and collectibles ranging from trading card games to Plastic model kits! Our operation is mostly online but we are planning to expand to have our own physical store here in Mandaluyong. What we are currently looking for is a space around 30sqm to 40sqm that will be mainly used as a show room and a play area for our events. Please send me a message if you have this space, plus points if you are also interested in this hobby business and interested to partner up with us!