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Hi. So my last post, about Enrique of Malacca, had an AI-generated image. I thought long and hard about whether to include any AI images on the website or Reddit, and decided it's not a good idea. But when I couldn't find anything good of our man Enrique, I thought I'd try it. Why not? I thought. But a couple of people commented that they are not big fans, and I have to agree. It feels kind of wrong. I'm not anti-AI, really. It can be useful for some stuff - for me, it's great at helping with technical issues with the website, for example. At the same time, I think it's nice to have spaces which are completely free from AI content. So from now on I would lik...

The town of Brookridge sat at the edge of a long, winding river that locals simply called the Bend. It wasn’t marked on most tourist maps, and that suited the residents just fine. Life there moved at a comfortable pace, governed more by habit than by clocks. Evan arrived on a Tuesday afternoon with a backpack, a small rolling suitcase, and an address scribbled on the back of a receipt. He had rented a room in a converted farmhouse just outside town, owned by a retired couple who spent most of their time tending to an ambitious vegetable garden. Mrs. Harlow greeted him at the door with a warm smile and immediately offered lemonade. Mr. Harlow gave a polite nod and returned to adjusting th...

Hi there, I'd like to give this a shot! About me I'm a 33-year old Caucasian male, standing tall at 6 feet with an average build and a head of curly hair. Although I'm naturally introverted and have lived a somewhat reclusive life, I'm ready for a change. I have a stable job as a software engineer in the tech industry, living near Eindhoven (and a particular tech company). I have a home that I'm quite proud of, that I share with my adorable cat. Since my last relationship ended, I've been feeling a bit lonely, but I'm optimistic about the future. My interests; In my free time, I enjoy hiking through nature (weather permitting), dabbling in mixology to m...

"0..4..0..8..0..2" Beep. Wrong answer. I let go of the padlock and slapped my forehead. I can't believe my Dad changed the password, again. "This is irritating." I thought, and slumped on the white door in front of me. My throat is all sore and itchy from calling him many times. There’s a tiny circle of glass on the door that helps you peek through the inside in order to see who's there, but why bother? He's not even here, probably still going on with his therapy. For context, my dad has schizophrenia. It got worse when my mom died from a car crash 4 years ago, his mind then starts to malfunction and thinks she's still alive. He waits outside t...

The wedding procession of Katherine of Aragon, 15 years old and newly arrived in England, to celebrate her wedding to Arthur, Prince of Wales, in 1502, was easily one of the most lavish and elaborate celebrations of the entire Tudor era. Even though WE know Arthur would die of the Sweating Sickness within 18 months, at the time, obviously, no one did, and so the wedding was being treated as this massive event- a huge celebration uniting the Tudors with the Spanish crowns, and a massive diplomatic coup for Henry VII. Because of this no expense was spared as the King demanded an elaborate multi-part celebration, the full details of which lasted over a week and included some spectacular jou...

Does anyone have any suggestions for what possible jobs my dad could even apply to? He’s 62 & has copd (no oxygen tank needed) and was just let go with only a months notice. He does not get enough money from the Canadian pension plan (under $400 a month) to live off of and has always been just above the poverty line so he has to work -zero retirement fund- He did maintenance for multiple stores owned by the same owners since the 1990’s and they recently decided to sell them all. He has no formal education, only a highschool degree. He’s a jack of all trades maintenance wise; he builds things, does electrical work, paints, fixes machines, power washes, landscapes, and knows a de...

https://www.sentinelandenterprise.com/2026/01/30/fitchburg-woman-helps-those-in-need-in-memory-of-late-son/ Cheryl Cucchiara’s passion for keeping her son’s memory alive by giving back to her community has only grown over time. The city resident has organized many fundraisers throughout the years since launching nonprofit JJ’s Helping Hands Network to help those in the area in need, a tangible way to honor her son Jesse Jarvis, aka JJ, who died on Mother’s Day in 2018 at the age of 36. She’s asking for help doing that by “accepting donations for those less fortunate” and will be at the craft fair at the British American Club located at 1 Simonds Rd. on Sunday, Feb. 1 from 10 ...

So many times when I am re-watching the show it evokes art references for me. I thought it would be fun to compare stills or scenes to specific artworks. So here are some. 1. The Lestat Portrait at the Theatre des Vampires by Barbara Sandberg. Art reference: William Fermor by Pompeo Gerolamo Batoni (1758). This one isn’t a comparison by me, but the artist herself. You can find Barbara Sandberg on IG. 2. Louis in his coffin, being kissed by Lestat. Art reference: The Kiss by Edvard Munch (1897) 3. Armand gearing up to bite Daniel Art reference: Love and Pain by Edvard Munch (1895), interestingly also known as Vampire. Please, please read the link on this painting and its interpretation and...

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Last year, I took the plunge into The Crying of Lot 49, and came out really intrigued by Pynchon's writing style. The whole novel felt shrouded in this mysterious, ineffable quality. Not just in that it involves mysteries, but because of the plot's strange design: it touches so many meanings while being impossible to pin down; in the overbearing sense that Oedipa's life is predetermined by the forces of the universe; and then the completely cursed imagery: dead sailors under a lake, postage stamps shapeshifting over time, the Trystero bandits appearing in the modern day. It was a surprisingly dense, difficult read, but one that kept pulling me back - every scene, every page of...

# The Devil “I shot him.”  “What?”  “Twice. I shot him. Found him out there that night in the woods. Woke up when I heard the back door slam against the wall. Thought someone broke in. Searched the house first before I realized he wasn’t there. I don’t know how he did it. All those machines plugged into his body. I took his gun from underneath the bed. Followed his trail of **** and blood downstairs and out the back. He had it in his mouth when I found him. Poor thing, whining, bleeding everywhere. Probably the neighbor’s. The way he looked at me.  The way his eyes shone.  Saw it in the moonlight. He said my name.  Then I shot him.” “Marnie- ” I turned to h...

**Search** I haven’t been awake this early in a long time. It was still dark outside, the sky a shadowed blue as the sun hadn't even begun to peek over the horizon. I listened to Marnie answer the doorbell as I groggily pulled myself to the side of my bed. My phone showed me a blinding 6:45 in the morning. I got dressed, pulling clean clothes out of my small backpack, throwing on whatever was still clean and wasn’t foul. ​It had already been two days. I’ve only lounged around the house, making half-hearted conversations with my sister and Arty as they discussed the home and what to do with what our father still owned. She never asked me directly, but I could see it on her face...

# The Devil “I shot him.”  “What?”  “Twice. I shot him. Found him out there that night in the woods. Woke up when I heard the back door slam against the wall. Thought someone broke in. Searched the house first before I realized he wasn’t there. I don’t know how he did it. All those machines plugged into his body. I took his gun from underneath the bed. Followed his trail of **** and blood downstairs and out the back. He had it in his mouth when I found him. Poor thing, whining, bleeding everywhere. Probably the neighbor’s. The way he looked at me.  The way his eyes shone.  Saw it in the moonlight. He said my name.  Then I shot him.” “Marnie- ” I turned to h...

# The Devil “I shot him.”  “What?”  “Twice. I shot him. Found him out there that night in the woods. Woke up when I heard the back door slam against the wall. Thought someone broke in. Searched the house first before I realized he wasn’t there. I don’t know how he did it. All those machines plugged into his body. I took his gun from underneath the bed. Followed his trail of **** and blood downstairs and out the back. He had it in his mouth when I found him. Poor thing, whining, bleeding everywhere. Probably the neighbor’s. The way he looked at me.  The way his eyes shone.  Saw it in the moonlight. He said my name.  Then I shot him.” “Marnie- ” I turned to h...

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My bathroom cabinet looked like a graveyard of broken promises. Eight half-empty jars. Luxury brands I'd saved up for, drugstore picks friends swore by, Instagram darlings that photographed beautifully but did absolutely nothing for the crepe-y texture developing around my eyes. Each one had failed the same test: Did my skin look *better* after three months of consistent use, or just temporarily plumped from sitting under a heavy cream all night? Spoiler: Most were just expensive Vaseline with a marketing budget. And I'd spent close to $1,200 chasing the myth that aging skin just needs "hydration" - which is like saying a collapsing building just needs a fresh coat of ...