Saturday, September 05, 2026

Archived 📚

I was trying to find the name of a book from about twenty years ago, could not remember the author name(s) at all but had some sense that the title was in three parts with commas, and had some (incorrect) guesses at the title but knew a bit of what the book was about.  

Did not succeed in guessing the book title with AI-Search so I had to go into this old list of books read I used to keep on facebook, 

remember when you used to track your movies watched and books you had read and those you wished to read, and follow your favourite musical artistes on their fan pages?  Those are no longer fb features but by delving into the archive, for which I had to switch from handheld to laptop, and from "app" to web browser, I successfully found the book and saw how part of the difficulty came from me and memory mixing up this book (and book cover) with a different book on related subjects that I interacted with in the same period which, in turn, had made me try to guess using wrong keywords.   
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Monday, August 31, 2026

C'est de l'art



 not just a laundry basket perched up there on the fantastic furniture


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Friday, July 17, 2026

What should we do now? - Nothing.

What should we do now?  Nothing??  

     

It's never (almost everywhere) if it's forever too.  
backlinks: 2025, 2019

(Still) learning something about 9-year cycles. 

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Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Why don't you say something, say something 🎶

When there's no internet, you start to see that you can get a lot done, like all those old (dusty) hobbies.

In other news, children's shampoo is the simple and beautiful answer to, just something to wash my hair.  The bathing soap section is even more mortifying; it's full of covert and overt bleaching agents.  


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Thursday, May 28, 2026

Re: Israel and Islam, why didn't anybody tell me before?

Today I learned that, in Muslim tradition, 
the angel of death is named Azrael - sounds like Isra'il, 
pronounced asarailu in Yoruba.  


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