André
@arodier74.bsky.social
I mostly use this site to contact and follow some people I appreciate. However, I am not really into social media platform.
Visit my personal page https://rodier.me/ for more complete and private information.
Visit my personal page https://rodier.me/ for more complete and private information.
@emilymandel.bsky.social
I finished the book "Station Eleven", and I enjoyed it differently than the series. I found it more relaxing and realistic. No plane crash, no glory to America (luckily), no plane burning, etc.
But more religion criticism, more humanity, deeper feelings, etc.
Thank you!
I finished the book "Station Eleven", and I enjoyed it differently than the series. I found it more relaxing and realistic. No plane crash, no glory to America (luckily), no plane burning, etc.
But more religion criticism, more humanity, deeper feelings, etc.
Thank you!
December 21, 2025 at 10:20 AM
@emilymandel.bsky.social
I finished the book "Station Eleven", and I enjoyed it differently than the series. I found it more relaxing and realistic. No plane crash, no glory to America (luckily), no plane burning, etc.
But more religion criticism, more humanity, deeper feelings, etc.
Thank you!
I finished the book "Station Eleven", and I enjoyed it differently than the series. I found it more relaxing and realistic. No plane crash, no glory to America (luckily), no plane burning, etc.
But more religion criticism, more humanity, deeper feelings, etc.
Thank you!
@emilymandel.bsky.social likes time travel stories, and the associated paradoxes they imply.
I didn't hear her mentioning an old classic, so I am doing it here.
It is called "All you zombies", from Robert A. Heinlein. I know there is a film from this short novel, but I have not seen it.
I didn't hear her mentioning an old classic, so I am doing it here.
It is called "All you zombies", from Robert A. Heinlein. I know there is a film from this short novel, but I have not seen it.
December 8, 2025 at 1:05 PM
@emilymandel.bsky.social likes time travel stories, and the associated paradoxes they imply.
I didn't hear her mentioning an old classic, so I am doing it here.
It is called "All you zombies", from Robert A. Heinlein. I know there is a film from this short novel, but I have not seen it.
I didn't hear her mentioning an old classic, so I am doing it here.
It is called "All you zombies", from Robert A. Heinlein. I know there is a film from this short novel, but I have not seen it.