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Oh yes, the sky today has given & given
December 1, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Oh yes, the sky today has given & given
Today I will be seeing most of my (American-immigrant-multiracial) family — my brother, his son, & their lovely spouses — & this makes me intensely happy.
Plus there are rabbits running around out here as the sun rises.
Off to meet brother for coffee & a walk, before our next coffee… 🥰
Plus there are rabbits running around out here as the sun rises.
Off to meet brother for coffee & a walk, before our next coffee… 🥰
December 1, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Today I will be seeing most of my (American-immigrant-multiracial) family — my brother, his son, & their lovely spouses — & this makes me intensely happy.
Plus there are rabbits running around out here as the sun rises.
Off to meet brother for coffee & a walk, before our next coffee… 🥰
Plus there are rabbits running around out here as the sun rises.
Off to meet brother for coffee & a walk, before our next coffee… 🥰
All the dark watercolours in this morning’s sky.
December 1, 2025 at 9:31 PM
All the dark watercolours in this morning’s sky.
I’ve found either the Hatchway to Hell or somebody’s Xmas present.
December 1, 2025 at 9:30 PM
I’ve found either the Hatchway to Hell or somebody’s Xmas present.
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Honoured to be part of the beautiful, fragile collective work #BirdsOfFirle, created & curated by Tanya. An ongoing project of 100 writers responding with objects & online to a single physical manuscript, circulated by post over the course of a decade. On grief & hope as the things with feathers...
‘She worked on the Harrier, the Concorde. She had a love of speed and freedom. Sports cars. Like the one in which she fled. Flew. From marriage and family. From us.’
Stunning piece by @npitchford.bsky.social for the decade-long collective #BirdsOfFirle project…
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Stunning piece by @npitchford.bsky.social for the decade-long collective #BirdsOfFirle project…
selkiepress.com/2025/03/18/b...
Birds of Firle: She Was Always in Flight by Nicola Pitchford
Aerodynamics was her chosen field of engineering. She worked on the Harrier, the Concorde. She had a love of speed and freedom. Sports cars. Like the one in which eventually she fled. Flew. From ma…
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March 19, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Honoured to be part of the beautiful, fragile collective work #BirdsOfFirle, created & curated by Tanya. An ongoing project of 100 writers responding with objects & online to a single physical manuscript, circulated by post over the course of a decade. On grief & hope as the things with feathers...