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I'm celebrating Flag Day and the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary with the most perfect meal for today: Chicken tacos and orange soda with no ice. 😃
A platter of chicken street tacos and vegetables with one on a plate, and a bottle of orange soda
June 14, 2025 at 9:34 PM
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piecesofamber.cryptoanarchy.network
Here’s my April Wrap-Up from @thestorygraph.com. I forgot to finish my #books before the last day of April ended. I don’t like to carry over. Oh well. It’s definitely not the worst thing, just a preference.
How was your April #reading? #TheStoryGraph #BookSky
The image is a summary of reading activities from April 2025 from The StoryGraph account @piecesofamber. It highlights key metrics such as the number of books (24), pages (4,062), hours (50.68), and average rating (3.55). Below these metrics are the highest-rated reads, featuring three individual book covers: "The Lantern of Lost Memories," "One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This," and "Too Much Lip," rated 5 stars, 5 stars, and 4.5 stars respectively. A section indicating that the average book length is 246 pages and the average time to finish is 3 days is followed by a breakdown of genres with bar graphs showing the number of books in each category (Contemporary at 8, Literary at 7, Nature at 3, Fantasy at 2, and LGBTQIA+ at 2). A pie chart on the left shows 71% of the books are fiction and 29% nonfiction. Below it, a line graph details daily pages read and minutes listened throughout the month. Another pie chart indicates 75% of the books were read digitally and 25% as audio. The bottom right features The Storygraph logo. The image shows a April 2025 reading calendar, featuring book cover art, a daily schedule, and statistics for reading progress. The calendar layout includes days starting from March 31, 2025, to May 4, 2025. Each day has spaces for entries of pages read and minutes listened. Book cover images are scattered across the calendar on specific days, indicating books read or listened to during those dates. Color-coded bars extend horizontally across several days, representing the duration spent on each book. Several icons depict pages read, minutes listened, and achievements in reading. Below the calendar days, cover art for twenty-six books is lined up with star ratings underneath each except the last two, which say “Reading”. Transcribed Text: @piecesofamber's April 2025 Reading Calendar An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good 4.0★ A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching 3.75★ The Bridge Home 3.75★ We’ll Prescribe You a Cat 4.0★ Gone to Hot Pot 3.0★ The Love Dare 3.0★ The Full Moon Coffee Shop 4.0★ Peking Duck and Cover 3.0★ Kaan and Her Sisters 3.0★ Convenience Store Woman 2.75★ The Moon That Turns You Back 3.0★ Down with the System 3.0★ The Inland Sea 3.0★ Climate Optimism 3.25★ Too Much Lip 4.5★ 10 Minutes 38 Seconds in This Strange World 3.75★ The Backyard Bird Chronicles 3.25★ One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This 5.0★ Goodnight Tokyo 4.0★ The Summer Book 3.0★ The Coin 2.75★ she followed the moon back to herself 3.5★ The Lantern of Lost Memories 5.0★ Any Way the Wind Blows 4.0★ Love Requires Chocolate Reading Witches Reading Pages Read Minutes Listened Most Pages Read/Minutes Listened THE STORYGRAPH.
May 1, 2025 at 4:41 AM
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mizchateau.bsky.social
Our true sign of spring: rhubarb.
#garden #🌱
Closeup of a bright green rhubarb plant, with red stalks.
May 1, 2025 at 10:47 AM
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dmariewms.bsky.social
One of These Birds is Not Like the Others. Sanderlings and one tern on the Back River. Not only is he a different species, he's one of the very few standing on both feet. #photography #bird
Image of a flock of Sanderlings standing in shallow water. Most of them are standing on one foot. Close to the center is one Tern, and he is standing on both feet. The forefront of the picture is the sandy shore.
May 1, 2025 at 11:19 AM
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unicouniuni3.bsky.social
Wanna snuggle and nap with me…?
A round, fluffy cat is snuggled in a blanket, staring up with big shiny eyes. Looks super cozy—like it’s saying “Wanna nap with me?”
May 1, 2025 at 12:07 PM
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theathletic.com
Anthony Edwards heard the chatter about how most assumed the Timberwolves' matchup with the Lakers would go...

He circled back to the predictions after Minnesota eliminated Los Angeles 🗣️
May 1, 2025 at 11:22 AM
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ahliaisons.bsky.social
Dad, don’t peak yet, she’s not done making me even more handsome, if that’s possible. 🐶 ✂️

#corgicrew #DogsOfBluesky
April 17, 2025 at 11:44 PM
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April 15, 2025 at 11:48 PM
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Defence Ministry: Shoreline defence force Gentoo’s prepare mortars. Our Navy Seals conduct clandestine training, and teach tactical camouflage and concealment to juveniles. We stand ready. Flippers Up.
April 3, 2025 at 7:29 PM
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carlbovisnature.bsky.social
I'm always a little uncomfortable promoting my Ko-fi account, but it's really helpful to me & I reason that I always share my work freely with everyone.🙏
So if you've enjoyed my photography this year & would like to 'buy me a coffee', you can here;
ko-fi.com/carlbovis
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A collage of my bird photos featuring a Robin a blue tit a Puffin and a swift
December 21, 2024 at 12:48 PM
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azmirror.com
By summer, Arizona will be launching a Missing Endangered Persons alert, something MMIP advocates have been seeking for years

story via @diinsilversmith.bsky.social
‘Fill in that gap’: Arizona hopes to have Missing Endangered Persons alert system live by summer
For years, Indigenous families have shared their experiences of reporting a missing loved one, highlighting how it is often met with a lack of response or urgency
azmirror.com
April 4, 2025 at 8:26 PM