"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

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In queste ore ci saranno piccoli e grandi problemi di visualizzazione del blog:
sto lavorando sul template.

Abbiate pazienza.

Aggiornamento:

Ecco una prima versione del template. Mancano ancora dei ritocchi (appunto qui qualcosa per non dimenticarmene: la linea tratteggiata sul fondo va spostata di qualche pixel, la profusione di orsacchiotti è temporanea, devo ingrandire il font dei post altrimenti il brianzolo mi perde la vista) ma più o meno ci siamo. Ho aspettato… quanto? Quasi un anno: il primo post risale all’11 gennaio. E scrivevo di avere problemi con il css. Non che le cose siano migliorate molto in quel senso, ma con un po’ di buona volontà e un aiuto esterno qualcosa sono riuscita a fare. E ora non ditemi che era meglio prima…
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Werewolves Wednesday: The Wolf-Leader (19)

A werewolf story by Alexandre Dumas père. Chapter XIX: The Dead and the Living At the same moment that the trembling soul of the young Baron passed away, Thibault, awaking as if from an agitated sleep full of terrible dreams, sat up in his bed. He

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Pride Month 2025 – It’s a Wrap

We Were Always Here: on Memory, Erasure, and the Persistence of Queer History All month long, we have journeyed through scroll and scripture, painting and poetry, ruin and reliquary, gathering voices, gestures, glances that once defied the world to say: we have always loved differently.

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6 Comments
  • brianzolitudine
    Posted at 17:09h, 09 January Reply

    cresci, odorosa dea, tanto quei font…

  • Shelidon
    Posted at 17:16h, 09 January Reply

    Ma sì, ma sì, sto pensando anche a te e alla tua miopia brianzola ;-*

  • Viola86
    Posted at 17:35h, 09 January Reply

    Teddy è straordinariamente dolce…

  • Shelidon
    Posted at 18:00h, 09 January Reply

    Io lo adoro: solo un inglese avrebbe potuto disegnare un personaggio così delicato.

  • elena86xx
    Posted at 22:41h, 09 January Reply

    Il ciuchino dell’header non esiste più da un po’ di mesi ^^

  • Shelidon
    Posted at 00:09h, 10 January Reply

    Protesto: fonderò un movimento per la protezione dei ciuchini scartati. ;-p

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