Dominika Noworolska
@dominikanow.bsky.social
Researcher, facilitator & cultural strategist passionate about social causes and meaningful change. I work across systemic boundaries whenever possible to build bridges, nurture relationships, and aim for better outcomes for people. Glasgow based
Ohh you could make it into a little stuffed parcel with something inside?? Like greensageblog.com/steamed-buck.... Definitely high bother/ faff tho
Steamed Buckwheat-Stuffed Kale Leaves
These steamed wraps are based on Mediterranean dolmades (stuffed grape leaves), but in this recipe I do them with an Asian twist and use a Thai-inspired flavor combination for the filling. The slig…
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November 14, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Ohh you could make it into a little stuffed parcel with something inside?? Like greensageblog.com/steamed-buck.... Definitely high bother/ faff tho
Like we’re talking not even finishing the first episode 😅
November 14, 2025 at 6:31 PM
Like we’re talking not even finishing the first episode 😅
I haven’t watched it either! 😀 we tried the original with my partner but won’t quite annoyed early on with how clearly people were playing it up to the camera to try to become influencers.
November 14, 2025 at 6:30 PM
I haven’t watched it either! 😀 we tried the original with my partner but won’t quite annoyed early on with how clearly people were playing it up to the camera to try to become influencers.
Although in all fairness it’d probably be easier to sew some felt fabric into shape with padding then felt the whole thing from raw 🤔
November 13, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Although in all fairness it’d probably be easier to sew some felt fabric into shape with padding then felt the whole thing from raw 🤔
Challenge accepted; I’ll see if I can felt a similar cute little smooth as a baby’s bottom piece 😏
November 13, 2025 at 11:12 PM
Challenge accepted; I’ll see if I can felt a similar cute little smooth as a baby’s bottom piece 😏
It looks like it could be potentially made from felt though 🤔
November 13, 2025 at 10:13 PM
It looks like it could be potentially made from felt though 🤔
I couldn’t find the same one but I did find this crochet pattern! www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1...
www.etsy.com
November 13, 2025 at 9:38 PM
I couldn’t find the same one but I did find this crochet pattern! www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1...
I’ve used epistemology in an actual applied research conversation with colleagues the other day and have no regrets. Words existing and having specific meaning is useful. And *especially* useful is interrogating our assumptions around research & knowledge when doing it within applied pressures
November 13, 2025 at 2:43 PM
I’ve used epistemology in an actual applied research conversation with colleagues the other day and have no regrets. Words existing and having specific meaning is useful. And *especially* useful is interrogating our assumptions around research & knowledge when doing it within applied pressures
Looks like they might be much easier to park in tight spaces and so less likely to need to double park etc. in busy neighbourhoods, that's great!
November 13, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Looks like they might be much easier to park in tight spaces and so less likely to need to double park etc. in busy neighbourhoods, that's great!
I mean yes to above but I definitely have a trail of books & associated conceptual traditions I discovered along the way which made me even more Like This; almost like check points with new skills/ analytical lenses unlocked. So with you in the Not One Book camp.
November 12, 2025 at 5:06 PM
I mean yes to above but I definitely have a trail of books & associated conceptual traditions I discovered along the way which made me even more Like This; almost like check points with new skills/ analytical lenses unlocked. So with you in the Not One Book camp.
Now who or what is the seal in this metaphor? 😊
November 11, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Now who or what is the seal in this metaphor? 😊
Well there's an 'S' on the hat and together with the 'ER' it spells 'ser' which means cheese in Polish - there, done, deciphered 😆
(reminds me of 'Interpretation & overinterpretation' by Eco)
(reminds me of 'Interpretation & overinterpretation' by Eco)
November 11, 2025 at 7:51 AM
Well there's an 'S' on the hat and together with the 'ER' it spells 'ser' which means cheese in Polish - there, done, deciphered 😆
(reminds me of 'Interpretation & overinterpretation' by Eco)
(reminds me of 'Interpretation & overinterpretation' by Eco)
No quick fixes to systemic issues have ever come with unintended consequences, as everyone knows 🙃
November 10, 2025 at 9:08 PM
No quick fixes to systemic issues have ever come with unintended consequences, as everyone knows 🙃
No adderall yet, but high caffeine sensitivity is a big part why I never have black tea and instead mostly stick to greens & oolongs. Higher l-theanine content is meant to neutralise the effect of caffeine, apparently you can also take it as a supplement although I've never tried that.
November 10, 2025 at 5:50 PM
No adderall yet, but high caffeine sensitivity is a big part why I never have black tea and instead mostly stick to greens & oolongs. Higher l-theanine content is meant to neutralise the effect of caffeine, apparently you can also take it as a supplement although I've never tried that.
I’m in the camp of Rogue one being a let down when seen after Andor. Still a good film; but the character continuity is just not there, for obvious reasons.
November 9, 2025 at 9:36 AM
I’m in the camp of Rogue one being a let down when seen after Andor. Still a good film; but the character continuity is just not there, for obvious reasons.
No worries, I’m sure those same people now create and use personas with the ‘research’ (prompt) of ‘synthetics users’ (chat–GPT) – problem solved 😉
November 9, 2025 at 8:31 AM
No worries, I’m sure those same people now create and use personas with the ‘research’ (prompt) of ‘synthetics users’ (chat–GPT) – problem solved 😉
‘Efficiency’ (often achieved by cutting away relationality and context/ nuance in the situation, two deeply humanistic principles) is rarely (never?) good when making often life & death decisions on people’s lives (asylum, benefits etc. can very easily fit into that category)
November 9, 2025 at 8:21 AM
‘Efficiency’ (often achieved by cutting away relationality and context/ nuance in the situation, two deeply humanistic principles) is rarely (never?) good when making often life & death decisions on people’s lives (asylum, benefits etc. can very easily fit into that category)
I hope you have absolutely nothing planned for that weekend after! After the adrenaline of hectic travel recedes making space for slowing down, rest & recovery with no guilt whatsoever is as radical as it gets nowadays.
November 5, 2025 at 8:16 PM
I hope you have absolutely nothing planned for that weekend after! After the adrenaline of hectic travel recedes making space for slowing down, rest & recovery with no guilt whatsoever is as radical as it gets nowadays.
From the website it looks like everyone can attend, although I wonder if there may be self-selection bias from ‘professional’ circles that come across those kinds of events (not a criticism, just curious about those dynamics and how difficult it is to shift them in practice)
November 5, 2025 at 8:53 AM
From the website it looks like everyone can attend, although I wonder if there may be self-selection bias from ‘professional’ circles that come across those kinds of events (not a criticism, just curious about those dynamics and how difficult it is to shift them in practice)
Interesting to see those conversations happening in many places. Genuinely curious: will those workshops themselves include citizens too?
November 5, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Interesting to see those conversations happening in many places. Genuinely curious: will those workshops themselves include citizens too?
Warm and fuzzy dash of hope with your breakfast, yes not bad.
November 5, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Warm and fuzzy dash of hope with your breakfast, yes not bad.
I didn’t even know Christmas wine was a thing? Then again, we do get Christmas cheeses every year, so it stands to reason… :)
November 4, 2025 at 9:22 PM
I didn’t even know Christmas wine was a thing? Then again, we do get Christmas cheeses every year, so it stands to reason… :)