Shelfish Thinking
@shelfishthinking.bsky.social
Storing my thoughts like books on a shelf 📚
✍️ short reflections on reading and life
✍️ short reflections on reading and life
Love learning about dreams ☁️ a beautifully surreal part of our existence.
There’s stuff in here about taking control of your dream content - my subconscious already marries up with my conscious to try to interfere in interesting ways…
There’s stuff in here about taking control of your dream content - my subconscious already marries up with my conscious to try to interfere in interesting ways…
Take charge of your dreams with insight from Dream Scientist Dr Michelle Carr, in the latest episode of the @theguardian.com Science Weekly podcast ☁️
The surprising science of dreams and nightmares – podcast
Ian Sample puts listeners’ questions on dreams and nightmares to Dr Michelle Carr, director of the Dream Engineering Laboratory in Montreal’s Centre for Advanced Research in Sleep Medicine, and author...
www.theguardian.com
January 15, 2026 at 12:04 PM
Love learning about dreams ☁️ a beautifully surreal part of our existence.
There’s stuff in here about taking control of your dream content - my subconscious already marries up with my conscious to try to interfere in interesting ways…
There’s stuff in here about taking control of your dream content - my subconscious already marries up with my conscious to try to interfere in interesting ways…
Buried in Treasures (Mar 25). Forever trying to declutter? Can't stop stuff coming into your home? Got ADHD and need help with systems? This could be the practical guide you need. Essential for any professional declutterer or relevant social services worker. Non-judgmental, supportive - air kiss 👌
January 13, 2026 at 6:53 PM
Buried in Treasures (Mar 25). Forever trying to declutter? Can't stop stuff coming into your home? Got ADHD and need help with systems? This could be the practical guide you need. Essential for any professional declutterer or relevant social services worker. Non-judgmental, supportive - air kiss 👌
An Unquiet Mind (Feb 25). Kay has lived a tremendous life, which she shares generously & unflinchingly. Love and connection hit so strongly throughout. What a difference support and non-judgement can make to a life - and how fantastically Kay has paid it forward.
December 31, 2025 at 5:55 PM
An Unquiet Mind (Feb 25). Kay has lived a tremendous life, which she shares generously & unflinchingly. Love and connection hit so strongly throughout. What a difference support and non-judgement can make to a life - and how fantastically Kay has paid it forward.
Shark Heart (Feb 25). Playing with form & narrative to explore love, loss, & change instantly drew me in. Examining how we relate across our differences, using the absurd in a way that feels light & real. Playful enough to be a page-turner, thoughtful enough to stick around when you do put it down.
December 31, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Shark Heart (Feb 25). Playing with form & narrative to explore love, loss, & change instantly drew me in. Examining how we relate across our differences, using the absurd in a way that feels light & real. Playful enough to be a page-turner, thoughtful enough to stick around when you do put it down.
Orbital (Jan 25). Space never called to me. I don't need to go so far to realise that borders are, or should be, meaningless. That life is beautiful. Nor to seek connection - when that could be found right here. I see why people love this book, though I didn't. Extremely well researched & written.
December 31, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Orbital (Jan 25). Space never called to me. I don't need to go so far to realise that borders are, or should be, meaningless. That life is beautiful. Nor to seek connection - when that could be found right here. I see why people love this book, though I didn't. Extremely well researched & written.
Wintering (Jan 25). Perfect first book of the year. Life has its seasons. They can't all be a summer romance. Expecting an exploration of the world in winter, the diversion into the personal winter really resonated with me. But the bitter cold is still hard to bear.
December 31, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Wintering (Jan 25). Perfect first book of the year. Life has its seasons. They can't all be a summer romance. Expecting an exploration of the world in winter, the diversion into the personal winter really resonated with me. But the bitter cold is still hard to bear.
‘This will be the year I finally sort it out', I say in January 2025.
And so here I am on 31 December, cramming for the final.
No particualr reason, other than a vague desire to drive consistency and to loosely meet that earlier idea. 📚
And so here I am on 31 December, cramming for the final.
No particualr reason, other than a vague desire to drive consistency and to loosely meet that earlier idea. 📚
December 31, 2025 at 5:36 PM
‘This will be the year I finally sort it out', I say in January 2025.
And so here I am on 31 December, cramming for the final.
No particualr reason, other than a vague desire to drive consistency and to loosely meet that earlier idea. 📚
And so here I am on 31 December, cramming for the final.
No particualr reason, other than a vague desire to drive consistency and to loosely meet that earlier idea. 📚