Three links, three different moods

[dolorosa_12]

It's 22 degrees, sunny, and still. I've just come in from the garden, where I spent about half an hour lying on a picnic blanket, listening to the bees hum and the wood pigeons coo, looking up at the sweeping blue sky. It's been a gorgeous day.

Here are some links:

To start things off, this Guardian article: French monks locked down with 2.8 tonnes of cheese pray for buyers. The title basically says it all.

This poem, by Sonya Taafe, is a lot. It weighs on me.

Wellington Paranormal, the spinoff of the What We Do in the Shadows film created by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, is finally going to start airing here in the UK (on Now TV). Here's the trailer.

Comments

[ermingarden]

That is a weighty and astonishing poem - thank you for sharing it!

[lilysea]

Wellington Paranormal, the spinoff of the What We Do in the Shadows film created by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement, is finally going to start airing here in the UK (on Now TV). Here's the trailer.

Oh, I've been watching that! ^_^

It's fun! I don't like it anywhere near as much as What We Do in the Shadows, but I like it enough that I bought both seasons of Wellington Paranormal from Apple TV...

[dhampyresa]

This poem, by Sonya Taafe, is a lot. It weighs on me.

In case you don't already know, Sonya is also sovay. Also that is a great poem, thank you for linking to it.

[myrdschaem]

On the first link, my first thought was "Oh, to be a monk in a monastery trying to sell 2.8 tonne of cheese wheels". Then I clicked the link and my feelings morphed into Fucking Citeaux?!?!?! Pretty fast, haha.

[merit]

I really need to watch more advertising as I had not heard of Wellington Paranormal... shame!