#pluscachange

[trinityhighwycombe]

Worship Talks - Sunday 23rd April 2023

🎧 New podcast episode: Listen again to Worship Talks - Sunday 23rd April 2023 ⛪🛐🙌

[elgallinero]

Practice English

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[chrislanier]

#pluscachange DuBois, and that complicated feeling of gratitude that he perceived something so clearly - followed by the anger and grief that, despite the fact that this clarity was aimed at changing the social and psychological realities described, it applies with equal precision today, over 100 years later. https://www.instagram.com/p/CM7_n_ehc6A/?igshid=1mbmffnv7xs1k

[fabulousto40]

#pepperthebigoldpupper hasn't noticed any changes, whatever the rest of us think. #socialdistancing #sick #mysteryillness #workfromhome #working #wfh #longtermillness #pluscachange #joinedatthehip (at Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9y6zmKJGnd/?igshid=1blwk4l91s30c

[tyneoconnell]

Flashback 2006 the magnificent bathroom of the #ladyislingtonsuite @homehouselondon - a dozen years ago I fled my flat on #Mountstreet & locked myself in Lady Islington to focus on completing the last in my #yaseries for @bloomsburypublishing USA - as #proust so wisely put it #pluscachange #plusçachangepluscestlamêmechose - the more things change the more they stay the same ... #madelinecakes never loose their magic ⚜️ (at Home House) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsqts7CncIg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wqwa212lr8wg

[elizabethjoseartist]

I recently posted an old drawing I had done of my feet over 30 years ago. Would you believe that I still sit in exactly the same position? #feet #consistency #pluscachange (at Taos Downtown Historic District) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsMMxdjgMNJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jx9vwrjw8spd

[phoebe-does]

idk if you remember me from the gratitude thing a few days ago but I wanted to tell you that I got into my first choice uni as well (which is oxford)!!! actually over the moon right now, life is very good :) all the best in year 12 xx

HOLY SHIT!!! of course I remember you!! I’m so happy for you, see, I knew you could do it!

[jeffybruce]

#Repost @jeffreyfelner2 (@get_repost) ・・・ Chaloner Woods #wakinguptofashion #photographer #image #fashion #style #junglefever #animalprint #mejane #sheena #leopard #tiger #1955 #onceuponatime #waves #glamourshot #wherestarzan #loungingaround #1000words #classics #alwaysinstyle #pluscachange #lookatme #lookoverthere #holdit #smile #click

[mostlysignssomeportents]

In 2004, The Mighty Mighty Spatchtones recorded "The Orkut Song." Every single word of it applies to social media today #pluscachange

MP3

(Hey everybody, let’s sing the Orkut song!) You should come to Orkut now, I promise you’ll have fun, oh wow. It’s a place where people meet to discuss the food they eat. Or, maybe, with a little luck they’ll find someone to… have fun with. Every boy and every girl should be part of Orkut’s world.

(Oh yeah, this is a good song.)

But I say that without fail you’ll end up in Orkut’s jail. There you won’t have much to do and they won’t explain to you. Or perhaps for special treat your account will get delete. (Oh no!) But before you beat your breast this is still a beta test.

(Okay, do the Orkut Limbo now.)

So, let’s make a lot of friends, talk about Mercedes-Benz. Rate everyone real cool and cute, network in your birthday suit. Orkut’s great, it’s real inspired, but your session has it has expired. Sign back in just like a squirrel, (What!?!) welcome to the Orkut world.

Welcome to the Orkut world.

(That was great, everybody. Good song! I…hey! Everybody? Helloooo? Oh, crap, I’m in jail.)

http://www.thevirtualhandshake.com/2004/03/10/the-orkut-song/

[crazyflyingspip]

From light bulbs to coffee bags – here's how to re-use household waste in the garden

In a bid to reduce waste and do our bit for the environment, we’ve dug out six tips on how to re-use household waste in the garden.

We’ve enlisted the help of garden experts at Garden Buildings Direct to share how households can be recycled most efficiently in our own gardens.

Related: Five things you should be doing to look after your garden in winter

‘Doing our bit to save the planet has never been more important, and it’s true what they say – every little helps,’ says a spokesperson from Garden Buildings Direct.

‘Most things can be upcycled or re-used in the garden, if you think creatively enough. So, before you throw out your old lightbulbs or even food packaging, see if you can find another use for it outside.’

How to re-use household waste in the garden

1. Plastic

Image credit: Amy Cutmore

While we wish to banish plastic bottles altogether, finding a way to re-use them is a good start. ‘Plastic bottles make great planters, including trendy vertical gardens and self-watering planters.’ say the garden experts.

View this post on Instagram

Mustard plants #garden #gardening #gardenlife #gardendesign #garden_styles #bottleuse #plasticbottlecrafts #bottlegarden #mustardflowers #mustardgarden #yellowflowers #thursdaymorning #mygarden #mygardentoday #myminigarden

A post shared by Sudeshna Moharana (@sudeshnamoharana) on Feb 5, 2020 at 7:29pm PST

‘ They also make good watering cans, and could even be cleaned and stuffed with plastic wrappers to create eco-bricks.’

2. Light bulbs

View this post on Instagram

Straight from our Pinterest board… what a creative way to display small plants. Shop our range of succulents online. Link in bio. • #succulents #creative #homedecor #decorideas #creativedecor #silkplants #artificialplants #artificialplantsupplier #distinctivesilks #homedecorideas #lightbulbplanter #lightbulbplant

A post shared by Distinctive Spaces (@distinctivespaces) on Sep 7, 2018 at 4:28am PDT

‘Once the electrical components are removed, light bulbs make perfect homes for air plants and water-saving succulents.’ Who knew?!

The experts advise, ‘If you’ve never tinkered with a light bulb before, consult a tutorial. Then once your bulb is cleaned out, all you’ll need is some succulent potting soil and small potting pebbles – and your plants, of course.’

3. Lollipop sticks

Image credit: Simon Whitmore

‘Save lollipop sticks to make customised markers for your garden or seedlings. All you’ll need is a permanent marker and a reusable cloth.’ the spokesperson comments.

‘Apply a few drops of a solution of warm water and sea salt to the ends of your lollipop sticks, then use the reusable cloth to rub off any remaining stickiness. Let the sticks dry outside for at least an hour, then label them with permanent marker, and use them to mark plants in your garden.’

4. Glass

Image credit: Allan Pollock-Morris

‘Glass bottles and jars can be used for sleeker self-watering planters, slow-release irrigation in beds or holders for rooting clippings.’

5. Packaging

‘Used packaging, such as bags from coffee or rice, can be opened carefully and reused for storing the next batch of beans from the garden, or seed collections.’

6. Old CDs

View this post on Instagram

Within a couple of days of setting up my Windows and Apple OS bird scarer, Windows started doing things it wasn’t supposed to, tying itself in knots causing me to waste time sorting out problems that were of its own making. The Apple OS just kept going; sure, it may not be the most sophisticated solution, and some might say overpriced for what it does but it does a job #pluscachange #windows #appleos #upcycling #birdscarer

A post shared by La Ramee Farmhouse (@larameefarmhouse) on May 15, 2019 at 2:14pm PDT

‘Using string or fishing wire, hang a few old CD discs off the branches of nearby trees or fix them to fences or walls to create a DIY bird scarer.’

And the reason being, ‘Birds are often deterred from landing on or near garden vegetables if their vision is distracted, and a shiny, reflective CD hanging near the garden provides just the right movement and distraction needed to keep the birds away.’

Related: Brilliant budget garden ideas to boost outdoors without breaking the bank!

Every little bit really does help.

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[trinityhighwycombe]

Worship Talks - Sunday 16th April 2023 - Part 1

🎧 New podcast episode: Listen again to Worship Talks - Sunday 16th April 2023 - Part 1 ⛪🛐🙌

[mthek]

Morning waddle, 6/2/17. #pappacharliesdeli #pluscachange #springstreet #williamstown #nofilter http://ift.tt/2sllVFp

[chrislanier]

#lawnorder #pluscachange #waltkellyknewamerica https://www.instagram.com/p/BpvgQF-hQLD/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=buojfngl8iy

[phoebe-does]

I just finished high school and I’m grateful that I’ve gotten into my second choice uni and I might still get into my first!

good luck!! I believe in you, whether or not you get first preference, you’re gonna kill it, get a degree and be ThatBitchTM!! 

It’s gratitude time! send me what stage of your education/life you’re up to and one thing you’re grateful for!

[crazyflyingspip]

From light bulbs to coffee bags – here's how to re-use household waste in the garden

In a bid to reduce waste and do our bit for the environment, we’ve dug out six tips on how to re-use household waste in the garden.

We’ve enlisted the help of garden experts at Garden Buildings Direct to share how households can be recycled most efficiently in our own gardens.

Related: Five things you should be doing to look after your garden in winter

‘Doing our bit to save the planet has never been more important, and it’s true what they say – every little helps,’ says a spokesperson from Garden Buildings Direct.

‘Most things can be upcycled or re-used in the garden, if you think creatively enough. So, before you throw out your old lightbulbs or even food packaging, see if you can find another use for it outside.’

How to re-use household waste in the garden

1. Plastic

Image credit: Amy Cutmore

While we wish to banish plastic bottles altogether, finding a way to re-use them is a good start. ‘Plastic bottles make great planters, including trendy vertical gardens and self-watering planters.’ say the garden experts.

View this post on Instagram

Mustard plants #garden #gardening #gardenlife #gardendesign #garden_styles #bottleuse #plasticbottlecrafts #bottlegarden #mustardflowers #mustardgarden #yellowflowers #thursdaymorning #mygarden #mygardentoday #myminigarden

A post shared by Sudeshna Moharana (@sudeshnamoharana) on Feb 5, 2020 at 7:29pm PST

‘ They also make good watering cans, and could even be cleaned and stuffed with plastic wrappers to create eco-bricks.’

2. Light bulbs

View this post on Instagram

Straight from our Pinterest board… what a creative way to display small plants. Shop our range of succulents online. Link in bio. • #succulents #creative #homedecor #decorideas #creativedecor #silkplants #artificialplants #artificialplantsupplier #distinctivesilks #homedecorideas #lightbulbplanter #lightbulbplant

A post shared by Distinctive Spaces (@distinctivespaces) on Sep 7, 2018 at 4:28am PDT

‘Once the electrical components are removed, light bulbs make perfect homes for air plants and water-saving succulents.’ Who knew?!

The experts advise, ‘If you’ve never tinkered with a light bulb before, consult a tutorial. Then once your bulb is cleaned out, all you’ll need is some succulent potting soil and small potting pebbles – and your plants, of course.’

3. Lollipop sticks

Image credit: Simon Whitmore

‘Save lollipop sticks to make customised markers for your garden or seedlings. All you’ll need is a permanent marker and a reusable cloth.’ the spokesperson comments.

‘Apply a few drops of a solution of warm water and sea salt to the ends of your lollipop sticks, then use the reusable cloth to rub off any remaining stickiness. Let the sticks dry outside for at least an hour, then label them with permanent marker, and use them to mark plants in your garden.’

4. Glass

Image credit: Allan Pollock-Morris

‘Glass bottles and jars can be used for sleeker self-watering planters, slow-release irrigation in beds or holders for rooting clippings.’

5. Packaging

‘Used packaging, such as bags from coffee or rice, can be opened carefully and reused for storing the next batch of beans from the garden, or seed collections.’

6. Old CDs

View this post on Instagram

Within a couple of days of setting up my Windows and Apple OS bird scarer, Windows started doing things it wasn’t supposed to, tying itself in knots causing me to waste time sorting out problems that were of its own making. The Apple OS just kept going; sure, it may not be the most sophisticated solution, and some might say overpriced for what it does but it does a job #pluscachange #windows #appleos #upcycling #birdscarer

A post shared by La Ramee Farmhouse (@larameefarmhouse) on May 15, 2019 at 2:14pm PDT

‘Using string or fishing wire, hang a few old CD discs off the branches of nearby trees or fix them to fences or walls to create a DIY bird scarer.’

And the reason being, ‘Birds are often deterred from landing on or near garden vegetables if their vision is distracted, and a shiny, reflective CD hanging near the garden provides just the right movement and distraction needed to keep the birds away.’

Related: Brilliant budget garden ideas to boost outdoors without breaking the bank!

Every little bit really does help.

The post From light bulbs to coffee bags – here's how to re-use household waste in the garden appeared first on Ideal Home.

from Ideal Home https://ift.tt/2OEsSxY

[trinityhighwycombe]

Worship Talks - Sunday 9th April 2023 - Easter Sunday - Part 2

🎧 New podcast episode: Listen again to Worship Talks - Sunday 9th April 2023 - Easter Sunday - Part 2 ⛪🛐🙌