#lockdown
Ho smesso di scrivere per tanto tempo, forse anche troppo. Avevo perso la voglia di scrivere, di parlare, di aprirmi e non perché le cose andassero bene, meglio. Oggi mia madre mi ha detto che non mi rendo conto di quanto si possa soffrire per amore, solo perché mi comporto da persona razionale. Ho cominciato a comportarmi così, come se nulla mi toccasse, come se a tutto ci fosse una spiegazione logica, come se tutto si potesse risolvere quando mi sono resa conto che a stare male ero comunque sempre io e che nessuno attorno a me se ne accorgeva. Avete presente quelle persone che vi dicono “stai bene tu, stanno bene tutti” ecco lo dicono agli altri ma in realtà sono loro a fare così. Ero circondata da persone così e alla fine ho smesso di mostrare il mio stato d’animo perché tanto nessuno aveva il tempo e la voglia di occuparsene. Così facendo ho smesso di mostrarlo anche a me stessa, illudendomi che fosse davvero così. Sono tornata a scrivere questa sera perché sì sono una persona razionale, ma non una persona che non soffre. E sono stanca di tenermi tutto dentro e fingere che vada tutto bene.
Sono tornata a postare miei cari lettori.
Eva May Chan - Virtual Invocation in lockdown - May 2020
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Aesalya - Virtual Invocation in lockdown - May 2020
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Lockdown #4
Mixed media on wooden panel 29.5 cm X 29.5 cm
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Lockdown #3
Mixed media on wooden panel 29.5 cm X 29.5 cm
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“Something for the weekend, sir?” Our barber surgeon, Master Hardwick, provides both a close shave AND medical advice. People understandably focus on the gorier aspects of the barber-surgeon’s trade, but at a time when so many people in #lockdown are unable to get a haircut, perhaps it’s time to laud the tonsorial history of the humble barber.
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The term ‘barber’ comes from the Latin for 'beard’ but, thanks to the scarcity and high prices of doctors, by the 17th Century barber-surgeons not only offered hairdressing and shaving, but also performed surgery, bloodletting and leeching, fire cupping, enemas, and the extraction of teeth. A regular shave and haircut were a big part of day-to-day life for men, regardless of their social status, so barbers worked for rich and poor alike. The powerful Barber’s Company guild, formed in 1462, merged with the surgeon’s guild in 1540 and both helped ensure quality of service, by employing inspectors to verify the skill of the barber, as well as compete with other craftsmen, by negotiating contracts.
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Fitting out a barber shop in the 17th Century was actually extremely expensive and required quite a considerable outlay to get it up and running. Razors and scissors needed constant stropping and sharpening – a job likely to have been done by an apprentice. Waters and powders needed to be continually replenished, whilst shop fittings needed cleaning and repairing with the stress of daily use. To establish even a fairly modest business, therefore, needed money. In 1674, Edward Wheeler’s Salisbury barbershop contained three basins, some chafers and ‘barbers instruments’ valued at a total of ten shillings. Basins and chafing dishes were both requisites for warming and holding water for shaving. In Newark, Nottinghamshire, barber Thomas Claredge’s shop contained glass cases and furniture, a large number of hones, brushes and basins, wash balls and a quantity of shop linens. There were more basic premises, like that of the Chippenham barber Thomas Holly in 1697, were clearly very basic, with an entry for ‘the shoppe’ listing just ‘2 chaires 1 lookeing glasse [and] 1 stool’, valued at five shillings.
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Paul Fairclough
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Back in lockdown and it’s raining outside but in my mind I’m strolling through Paris buying bread
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make sure to keep tallking to yours family over lockdown !
Even though there is so much sadness and darkness in the world at the moment, there is still so much love and hope ❤️ Please have a read of my blog about the different ways my loved ones have been there for me throughout lockdown. I hope with all my heart you can see that there is love and light out there still ❤️
https://songsforthestressed.home.blog/2021/02/14/love-in-the-time-of-covid/
Big My Taurus Moon energy
We went into our first lockdown today
I hope everyone is safe out there ❤
ニーハイ塗装
色遊び。
久しぶりのアナログと試しにタイムプラス使ってみたよ…短いけど。
Uh, hey hey hey hey, How should we smash up these missiles?
Even if I attack donned in the ultimate armor, I can’t break your unchangeable heart.
How vapid it feels.
Sunny, with the occasional missile, I hear.
♪Missile killer
イケメンビーム
swinlockでstskサンドイッチw
ＨＵＴＯＭＯMO
Next target is lockdown!
宇宙のどん底
