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Beans.
My partner and I have a running joke with a friend. Every time he goes on holiday we increase the quantity of beans in his flat.
The first time we bought ~30 cans of kidney beans and hid them around the house like some Easter egg hunt thing but with beans.
The Second time we bought ~6kg dried white beans and hid those in various places. Nearly every receptacle that could safely hold beans became the home of beans. My personal favourite was emptying an oat milk carton, very carefully washing and drying it, filling it with beans and then just putting it back among several other cartons.
He went on holiday again a couple of weeks ago. Obviously there is an expectation of bean-based shenanigans. And obviously we have to beat our previous efforts.
Our friend has (had) a mosaic on his wall of the famous Marilyn Monroe Pop-Art by Andy Warhol. He made the mosaic himself. Over the last couple of weeks we have spent hours and hours assembling a frame, drawing up a pattern and gridding out a 70 x 70 frame and gluing an untold amount of beans to it. I have spent over 21 hours gluing beans to a frames.
For the last couple of days I ended up going to bed at 5:00 am because I lost track of time whilst experimenting with which types of glue works best with different beans (I now have *opinions* on this, y’all). The day of our friend’s return we spent the morning and afternoon grouting the piece and wiping it down and wiping it down again and wiping it down again because grout is just like that. In the evening we went to install the mosaic, just a few hours before his return. Here’s a comparison between the original and our clearly superior replication, and the new piece installed in its rightful place.
It took him over a day to notice. So for over a day he was wandering round his house knowing there were beans somewhere, but not knowing where.
today is world press freedom day, and it feels strange to write about it without admitting how personal it is to me.
i studied journalism not just because i liked writing, but because i cared about how information moves through society; who controls it, who filters it, who gets silenced, and who gets amplified. the more i learned about media systems, ownership structures, propaganda models, and political pressure, the more i realised that press freedom is not a stable, untouchable principle. it’s something that has to be protected constantly, and it’s more fragile than we like to think.
it’s easy to picture censorship as something that happens only in dictatorships, where journalists are imprisoned, surveilled, or forced into exile for reporting on corruption or human rights abuses. that absolutely still happens, and it’s horrifying. but what unsettles me just as much is how press freedom can be limited in quieter, subtler ways in modern democracies.
when political leaders publicly undermine the credibility of journalists, repeatedly frame the press as "the enemy," or selectively ban certain outlets from access, it doesn’t just create headlines. it changes the climate. it signals that access can be conditional, that criticism might come with consequences, and that power would prefer loyalty over scrutiny. even without formal censorship laws, that kind of environment pressures journalists and shapes public trust in ways that are hard to undo.
press freedom isn’t just about whether something can technically be published. it’s about whether journalists can ask uncomfortable questions without intimidation, whether access is granted fairly, and whether those in power can be held accountable without retaliation. when those conditions start to erode, even slightly, the entire democratic system becomes more fragile.
i care about this deeply, and i think everyone should. world press freedom day isn’t just a symbolic date on a calendar to me; it’s a reminder that the right to report freely is ongoing, contested, and never something we should assume will always be there.
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Things get so crazy and u lose urself for a little bit then u get a night to wind down w a book before bed and u realize the 14 yr old girl who used to spend all her time at her school library tucked in her favorite corner reading her favorite books never left
CANNOT take credit for these, my sister in law made them. Behold.
Sometimes I randomly remember how the most important people of my life from like 6-7 years ago are not in my life at all anymore and that's sort of terrifying and also crazy to realize how you actually can survive loss beyond your comprehension and find happiness stronger and more suited for you if you keep going
My poor coworker got a fucking earful today
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"and the stars look very different today..."
Its actually so important to me that Ryland Grace is a teacher. Not a professor, not someone at the top of their field teaching the smartest people, but a middle school science teacher. Of course he figured out how to communicate with an alien in under a day. His main expertise is explaining complex subjects to a group that doesnt have the vocabulary or context to fully understand them. He knows exactly how to simplify things down to its core principles without sacrificing any of the scientific logic. And he knows how to do it without having to throw around hyperspecific terminology.
nothing will ever match Barbenheimer but the release of the Project Hail Mary movie and the Artemis II mission happening pretty much at the same time is just as important to me personally
I just heard Project Hail Mary's genre coined as "Cosmic Hope" instead of cosmic horror, and I'm getting emotional all over again. I need to sit down. God do I love this story to bits.

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i just love all the stories about production on project hail mary. they didn't use a single green/blue screen in the whole film. they built the whole interior of the hail mary. the petrova line scene was done practically by putting infrared lights on a chicken wire cage. rocky's voice was one of the puppeteers because he did such a good job during filming that they couldn't imagine anyone else voicing him. and rocky was a practical puppet/animatronic! sandra huller picked sign of the times as her karaoke song and she asked her daughter if it was still a cool song. i just feel like there was so much love making this film and im obsessed
someone edited the Artemis II mission to “We Know The Way” from the Moana soundtrack and that was kind of my last straw. I broke down sobbing. We humans have gone from using the stars to navigate the seas, to navigating through the stars and returning by landing in the seas. Humanity is so beautiful when we work together like this. We are voyagers. We were always meant to explore the beautiful world we were given.
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