- New releases: Book Riot (best out this week), Smart Bitches (romance)
- Linkity from Smart Bitches.
- “I love Neil Gaiman’s tumblr because…“
- Some info about long covid.
- Cursed fact about whales: they apparently shed their entire skin at once.
- …I have questions.
- Nice carriage house conversion.
- A modern round house.
- Castle esque.
- Castle house with chutes into a pit of foam blocks.
- Very unique home with some deadly steps and stairs.
- Very cute, but there’s a tragic amount of counter space in the kitchen.
- Post office converted into a meditation retreat center/home.
- Previously a jail, now an inn with a beauty salon and owner apartment.
- An interesting one in the Hamptons.
- Looking at the last photo – was this one end of a row house??
- Potentially cool MCM but it needs so much work.
- Terribly dated house, but it comes with an amusement park.
- Staggeringly expensive and I hate the lips in the dining room.
- Needs some… erm, all the work.
- What the heck is that “balcony” on the stairs?
- Some scary balcony stairs.
- WTF.
- This looks like an agility test I would fail at oh-dark-hundred.
The tiniest blep from Polly.
Harry’s not as crabby as he frequently appears to be.
Yes. Yes, I would notice if Linkity had no title. But only because I still use Feedly. Otherwise, no.
I have questions too.
Carriage house is cute!
Am I the only one who isn’t cursed by whales molting? It seems very cool to me. (the marine biology nerd)
The whales molting thing is neat science. But then I made the mistake of reading the comments, and someone mentioned a (hopefully theoretical) horror story of drowning because you got tangled up in whale molt, and that is horrifying.
Sadly the blanket runway pics are being called AI art. But still, why would someone submit that prompt? There are still questions.
That Nevada castle house is amazing! I much prefer it to the Utah castle house. But I’m sorry; that re-done jail is just RIGHT OUT. I can’t imagine staying there as an inn guest. Nope.
I also can’t imagine buying a house that came with an amusement park. I think the only thing I’d use remotely regularly would be the mini golf course. And even then, it would probably wear out its novelty really quickly.