This post was in my feed just above yours. Kismet. bsky.app/profile/diew...

Same thing in our household of two -- both copies had the warning. We were wondering if one or more of the source links might have triggered the algorithm.

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Truck set a bad example this morning at 9:45 by turning left in front of a traffic circle rather than going around. Little Falls and Trinidad. That’s not SOP, is it?

$1500 tuition for a series of online videos? Is that normal for senior-level training of current government employees? Paid by employee or agency?

This installation is just inside the meadow, across from the hill with its spiral path to the top. www.novaparks.com/parks/meadow...

Quite magical, especially when the wind blew and the image began to pulse on its own (about 10 seconds into the video). 2/2

Well done, DC! The District also offers the unusual option of a self-serve ceremony, without an officiant. Once the couple has the license, they can go to any District location and say what they feel is necessary to make it a marriage.

Along an otherwise ordinary outdoor passageway, a single limestone block held a rich collection of fossil leaf impressions! I delighted in sharing it with a family passing by and watching the young girl quickly find as many leaves as I’d noticed. 4/4

A few paintings stopped me in my tracks — Courbet’s grotto vortex, the spectres in the Manet streetscape, and the unsettling quality of the Cezanne, where each of the vessels is painted from a slightly different point of view, almost like a preview of the Cubists’ overlapping viewpoints. 3/4

I’ve been in love with Barbara Hepworth’s work since I was a teenager. (I’ve visited her studio in Cornwall and the Pier Art Gallery in Orkney.) But I’d never seen one of my favorites, “Figure for a Landscape”, from these vantage points until today. 2/4