#Vacatio

[scotianostra]

The Roman Theatre, Cartagena.

This is considered a "jewel" of Cartagena and is one of the city's most visited monuments, it was certainly this that drew me to the city in Murcia. I find it amazing the excavation of this Theatre did not begin until 1988, taking fifteen years before it was fully uncovered!

The theater was built between 5 and 1 BC, it could accommodate around 7,000 spectators. The curved seating area, was carved into the rock of a mountain. The theater has raked seating, decoration, and a stage over 43 meters long.

The archaeological work has also managed to reconstruct a timeline. This shows that a market was built over a large part of the theater in the third century. For this, materials from the theater were used. In the thirteenth century the church was built on the highest part, which was destroyed during the Spanish Civil War. Its ruin still sticks out like a pimple on the top layer of the theater.

Up to 100,000 people visit the theatre each year, the most visited museum in the region and one of the most visited nationally. The final pic is a reconstruction of how it would have looked two thousand years ago.

[rabbitcruiser]

Towel Day

Towel  Day on May 25 is an annual holiday created to celebrate author Douglas  Adams by his fans. Adams wrote the classic sci-fi novel, “The  Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.” This day was organized in memory of  him after he suffered a sudden heart attack at the age of 49. His fans  wanted to find a way to commemorate his life’s work, and after having  one towel day, its success made it a yearly event. On this day, fans  carry towels around everywhere they go. Today, we are celebrating this  holiday with a towel wrapped around our necks because, we too, love  Douglas Adams!

History of Towel Day

Towel  Day is celebrated on May 25, two weeks after the date of Adams’s death  in 2001 — May 11. The day has, over time, received the status of being a  kind of ‘‘geek holiday’’ due to its connection with the popular series.

Why  a towel? It’s said the towel holds much importance in “The Hitchhiker’s  Guide to the Galaxy.” Adams wrote about towels as being the most  helpful item for an interstellar traveler. In chapter three of the book,  he writes, “A towel, it says, is about the most massively useful thing  an interstellar hitchhiker can have. Partly it has great practical value  — you can wrap it around you for warmth as you bound across the cold  moons of Jaglan Beta; you can lie on it on the brilliant marble sanded  beaches of Santraginus V, inhaling the heady sea vapours; you can sleep  under it beneath the stars which shine so redly on the desert world of  Kakrafoon…” and so the uses go on.

Adams’s strongest advice was  “Never go anywhere without your towel.” This day has been celebrated now  for 19 years and is a great occasion for science fiction fans all over  the world to come together and rejoice … with their towels. It is said  that Adams was a humorous writer and witty character and that this day  reflects his lovable silliness.

Towel Day timeline

1978 An Oeuvre is Born

Douglas  Adams's radio series "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" is  broadcast for the first time — kickstarting a long line of adaptations  into other formats.

2001 Wrap It

The first Towel Day ever is celebrated on May 25, 2001, just two weeks after Adams's death on May 11.

2012 Mind Bogglingly Big

In January, the Huffington Post lists Towel Day as a cult literary tradition.

2013 The Good Towels

The Norwegian public transport company Kolumbus gives away special towels to customers.

2015 What is the Universe for?

On  Towel Day, astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti signals a Towel Day  greeting and reads from ‘‘The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy’’ from  the International Space Station.

Towel Day Activities

Carry a towel

Use a line from the series

Visit the website

The  hardcore fans of ‘‘Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy’’ will be carrying a  towel around for the day, so grab your towel and join in! Just make  sure that it’s clean. Take a photo of you wearing your towel, and upload  it to social media with the hashtag #towelday.

Weave  in some of the phrases from the ‘‘Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy’’  into your conversations. Try "Life, the Universe, and Everything",  "Humans are not proud of their ancestors, and rarely invite them around  to dinner", "Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so", or "I love  deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by." It may  confuse folks around you, but those who know, know.

Check  out the towelday.org website and see what everyone else is up to on  this day. Inspire yourself and find other ways to celebrate or join in  with others as a group in your area or even your country. Or be a  go-getter and make your own Towel Day event that fans can attend.

5 Facts About Douglas Adams

An asteroid is named after him

He appeared in a famous TV show

He was friends with David Gilmour

He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro ... but there's more

He wrote a few "Doctor Who" episodes

In 2001, Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research project discovered an asteroid and named it 25924 Douglasadams.

Adams  apparently made a brief appearance as an extra called Dr. Emile Konig  in an episode of Monty Python’s Flying Circus — he also contributed to  the writing of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail."

An  avid musician himself, Adams owned between 24 and 35 left-handed  guitars, appeared on stage at Pink Floyd's 1994 gig at Earl's Court in  London, and named the band's album that year, "The Division Bell."

Adams  was an environmentalist and loved animals, campaigning on behalf of  endangered species for most of his life — in 1994, he climbed Mount  Kilimanjaro in a rhino suit to raise awareness for Save The Rhino.

He was a contributing writer for several episodes of the famous British series, "Doctor Who."

Why We Love Towel Day

Online antics

Book marathon

Galaxy binge session

You  can get loads of information on the day from the twitter account  @towelday and the official website, towelday.org. You can find out stuff  like information on the life of Douglas Adams, details on the  “Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy” radio series, and interact with the  7,000+ fans who follow this day.

This  holiday gives us a chance to read or reread Adams's life’s work. Go  back and immerse yourself in the trilogy of  “The Hitchhiker's Guide to  the Galaxy” as well as “Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency”, “The  Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul” and many more titles that made Adams so  beloved.

This  day also gives us a chance to binge on the shows linked to Adams. So  watch a movie or a TV series derived from his books. Do it with your  friends and carry your towels together. Celebrate this great author and  come together to watch some good and classic TV.

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[july-19th-club]

so my brother has what's either a hideous flu or a hideous covid (probably the second option, because it's surging) and instead of staying home he came to christmas if we're not all miserably ill by this time next week it'll be a miracle

[severedbananastranger]

Alan Wake is a game about a guy going to hell for screaming at his wife.

[dragaliareferencearchive]

An Eventful Vacation - Genshin Impact (1/2)

[umilily]

i've been here for less than 2 days and i'm already exhausted by this household.

[chrismerle]

mom has begun the prodding of 'WE need to set aside time to work in your room so I can help you unpack' despite being well aware that I do not WANT help unpacking and she is WELL AWARE of that

why doesn't she needle my brother about it? his room is in about the same state as mine. why does he get to be an adult but I still get the 'mommy will help you clean your room' treatment?

[rabbitcruiser]

Towel Day

Towel  Day on May 25 is an annual holiday created to celebrate author Douglas  Adams by his fans. Adams wrote the classic sci-fi novel, “The  Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.” This day was organized in memory of  him after he suffered a sudden heart attack at the age of 49. His fans  wanted to find a way to commemorate his life’s work, and after having  one towel day, its success made it a yearly event. On this day, fans  carry towels around everywhere they go. Today, we are celebrating this  holiday with a towel wrapped around our necks because, we too, love  Douglas Adams!

History of Towel Day

Towel  Day is celebrated on May 25, two weeks after the date of Adams’s death  in 2001 — May 11. The day has, over time, received the status of being a  kind of ‘‘geek holiday’’ due to its connection with the popular series.

Why  a towel? It’s said the towel holds much importance in “The Hitchhiker’s  Guide to the Galaxy.” Adams wrote about towels as being the most  helpful item for an interstellar traveler. In chapter three of the book,  he writes, “A towel, it says, is about the most massively useful thing  an interstellar hitchhiker can have. Partly it has great practical value  — you can wrap it around you for warmth as you bound across the cold  moons of Jaglan Beta; you can lie on it on the brilliant marble sanded  beaches of Santraginus V, inhaling the heady sea vapours; you can sleep  under it beneath the stars which shine so redly on the desert world of  Kakrafoon…” and so the uses go on.

Adams’s strongest advice was  “Never go anywhere without your towel.” This day has been celebrated now  for 19 years and is a great occasion for science fiction fans all over  the world to come together and rejoice … with their towels. It is said  that Adams was a humorous writer and witty character and that this day  reflects his lovable silliness.

Towel Day timeline

1978 An Oeuvre is Born

Douglas  Adams's radio series "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" is  broadcast for the first time — kickstarting a long line of adaptations  into other formats.

2001 Wrap It

The first Towel Day ever is celebrated on May 25, 2001, just two weeks after Adams's death on May 11.

2012 Mind Bogglingly Big

In January, the Huffington Post lists Towel Day as a cult literary tradition.

2013 The Good Towels

The Norwegian public transport company Kolumbus gives away special towels to customers.

2015 What is the Universe for?

On  Towel Day, astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti signals a Towel Day  greeting and reads from ‘‘The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy’’ from  the International Space Station.

Towel Day Activities

Carry a towel

Use a line from the series

Visit the website

The  hardcore fans of ‘‘Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy’’ will be carrying a  towel around for the day, so grab your towel and join in! Just make  sure that it’s clean. Take a photo of you wearing your towel, and upload  it to social media with the hashtag #towelday.

Weave  in some of the phrases from the ‘‘Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy’’  into your conversations. Try "Life, the Universe, and Everything",  "Humans are not proud of their ancestors, and rarely invite them around  to dinner", "Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so", or "I love  deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by." It may  confuse folks around you, but those who know, know.

Check  out the towelday.org website and see what everyone else is up to on  this day. Inspire yourself and find other ways to celebrate or join in  with others as a group in your area or even your country. Or be a  go-getter and make your own Towel Day event that fans can attend.

5 Facts About Douglas Adams

An asteroid is named after him

He appeared in a famous TV show

He was friends with David Gilmour

He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro ... but there's more

He wrote a few "Doctor Who" episodes

In 2001, Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research project discovered an asteroid and named it 25924 Douglasadams.

Adams  apparently made a brief appearance as an extra called Dr. Emile Konig  in an episode of Monty Python’s Flying Circus — he also contributed to  the writing of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail."

An  avid musician himself, Adams owned between 24 and 35 left-handed  guitars, appeared on stage at Pink Floyd's 1994 gig at Earl's Court in  London, and named the band's album that year, "The Division Bell."

Adams  was an environmentalist and loved animals, campaigning on behalf of  endangered species for most of his life — in 1994, he climbed Mount  Kilimanjaro in a rhino suit to raise awareness for Save The Rhino.

He was a contributing writer for several episodes of the famous British series, "Doctor Who."

Why We Love Towel Day

Online antics

Book marathon

Galaxy binge session

You  can get loads of information on the day from the twitter account  @towelday and the official website, towelday.org. You can find out stuff  like information on the life of Douglas Adams, details on the  “Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy” radio series, and interact with the  7,000+ fans who follow this day.

This  holiday gives us a chance to read or reread Adams's life’s work. Go  back and immerse yourself in the trilogy of  “The Hitchhiker's Guide to  the Galaxy” as well as “Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency”, “The  Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul” and many more titles that made Adams so  beloved.

This  day also gives us a chance to binge on the shows linked to Adams. So  watch a movie or a TV series derived from his books. Do it with your  friends and carry your towels together. Celebrate this great author and  come together to watch some good and classic TV.

Source

[blondefoxmedic]

My past few days were like: I am sick I should rest! *Sees a doctor* *writes a mail* *gets 6 phone calls* *sees another doctor* *has an essay due in a week and zero work done* *has an exam due* *gets a ladder delivered and promptly in the face* *has to get glasses repaired* *has an appointment at the university because of the stress* *gets told to ask a doctor help me skip the exam* *also to make 2 more appointments* *goes into a paralysis* *suddenly buys wall colour* *writes two pages for the paper* *ends up cleaning the room and starts painting* *remembers that I have to book a train* *feels awful for not writing more* *paralysis and guilt*

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[eastofedean]

I think it's very ironic that all therapists seem to be on vacation right now

[blackvahana]

"You came from here" is just echoing in my head. or. from my head. talking about understanding the astral. talking about this plane. talking about this planes people. I am the astral. I am the original parent. I am those waters. All I can say about understanding is "you came from here" but that's a lie because what I'm actually speaking is both the tiny island of those words and the huge swathes of water that is my body open wide and my body is the cosmic gelatine, the Mother Waters, the binding between existence and it's electric wire mainframe