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in John 1:3, (all things were made through Him), the word “made” is the greek word ποιεῖν (poiein - to make/create) from which the modern english word “poem” is derived.
atyh
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Life long learner living off the grid in the PNW. Growing food, living simple. Exploring the cypherpunk Thoreau archetype. finding peace in the less conventional way. Woodfire cooking lover. Unix and decentralization enthusiast. Seeking first the Kingdom, and the King
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digital scans of the Liber Floridus, an encyclopedia compiled between 1090 and 1120 by Lambert, Canon of Saint Omer
https://libcatalog.ugent.be/view/UniversalViewer/32RUG_INST/12276182720009161?c=&m=&s=&cv=&xywh=-348,-4947,12694,19172&r=0
for the first time in a long time, i layed around reading today 🤌
a quick little reminder that the U.S. government is trying to frame an autistic black guy dor a bombing to hide the fact it was a false flag event perpetrated by a CIA agent.
happy friday 🙂
its rather unimportant in the scope of things, but my new favorite foot wear are kungfu slippers. 🦶
the value proposition of nostr to me is that it is not controlled by a mega corporation that is looking so collate all my data into a package it can sell to other mega corporations and governments. everything else is icing 🧁
digging potatoes out of the ground and wiping them off on the way to the frying pan is one of my favorite things
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the original zine, the 16th century Chapbook.
Chapbook - Wikipedia
what a delightful and jovial human being Malcolm Guite is. 🙂
im not sure why “the steppes” seemed like such a mythical wild place in my imagination or where that idea came from. the steppes are really like
the plains of the midwest.
listening to lloyd khan, well known alternative and offgrid builder, explain that his building permit cost in 1971 was $200 but would cost $70,000 today. Go ahead. tell me again how the bureaucracy is only here to serve the people and not themselves.