#everydaylife

Yvonne Perkinsperkinsy@aus.social
2025-10-06

I see some people would like some more of ordinary, everyday life. So here is a bit of my ordinary, basic life.

We went grocery shopping today. We live walking distance from a supermarket but we drove so we could do a big shop with a gift voucher we were given. There were a few items we wanted but they were out of stock. However, we managed to fill the shopping trolley.

We were a checkout team, my husband and I. We pride ourselves on our scanning and packing skills. I felt that I excelled at my Tetris and weight management as the packed bags started filling the trolley. Heavy things in the bottom of bags, then light things to fill the volume. It is good exercise lifting the bags from the floor into the trolley.

In reality, my packing skills were not up to par. One handle snapped as I was moving a packed bag at the supermarket. When we unloaded at home, more bags broke. But never mind, we have worms who are hungry for paper. As each bag snapped I said "more food for the wormies nom nom nom".

Morals of the story are:
1. No matter how much the Tetris works, 9 x 1 ltr UHT cartons are too heavy for one bag.
2. Worm farms are a great way of dealing with organic household rubbish.
3. Don't do your big grocery shopping on Mondays because the shelves have not been restocked since the weekend
4. I am stronger than a paper bag - but I suppose that isn't much to boast about. 😂 [laughing emoji]

#EverydayLife #GroceryShopping

LBHustonlbhuston
2025-10-03

Start with Real Needs, Not TechMap where AI adds value—not hollow automation—but amplifies meaningful human tasks.

Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AjdUw

Petra van CronenburgNatureMC@mastodon.online
2025-10-03

In the past, I used to read the newspaper at breakfast. Today:
I try to imagine the most unbelievable, most bizarre plot for a very bad B-movie scifi.

Then I take a hearty sip of coffee and cautiously open a media website. My eyes quickly scan the day's disasters.
My plot was crazier? A great day!
Reality has overtaken my plot? Just a normal day in 2025.
I have to work on my plots.

#TheNewNormal #world #imagination #writersLife #everyDayLife #absurd

2025-09-30
"Antinous is dead, is dead for ever,
Is dead for ever and all loves lament.
Venus herself, that was Adonis' lover,
Seeing him, that newly lived, now dead again, Lends her old griefs renewal to be blent With Hadrian's pain"

Antinoo - Fernando Pessoa.


#BlackAndWhite #BlackAndWhitePhotography #BWPhotography #Monochrome #StreetPhotography #MonochromeMood #EverydayLife #ShadowsAndLight #SlowMoments #TheArtOfSeeing #BWPortrait #OldManWalking #TimeAndSilence #VisualPoetry #FediversePhotography #Pixelfed #culture #architecture #travel
Guus Brugmangbrugman
2025-09-27

Max Liebermann – Pig Market in Haarlem, 1891

Liebermann loved painting scenes from everyday life, which earned him the nickname 'apostle of ugliness.'
A vendor bends over his pigs, customers inspect the goods, all under warm impressionist light.

A late 19th-century painting by Max Liebermann shows a pig vendor, buyers, and lively market activity under leafy trees filtering the sunlight. The style blends realism with impressionistic light.
Via Meisterdrucke.nl
Guus Brugmangbrugman
2025-09-24

Ulpiano Checa y Sanz – La Place de l’Opéra, Paris (late 19th c.)

Spanish painter Checa y Sanz portrays Paris not with grandeur, but with street-level bustle: a newspaper vendor, a carriage, a terrace, elegant passers-by. History in motion, stilled on canvas.

A painting of the Place de l’Opéra in Paris, created by Ulpiano Checa y Sanz in the late 19th century. The scene shows a lively city square filled with people dressed in period clothing. On the left, a café-restaurant with a terrace is visible; people sit at tables, while a light brown dog lies on the ground nearby. At the center of the composition stands a newspaper vendor, offering papers to passers-by. On the right, a horse-drawn carriage waits, with a horse harnessed, and men in black suits and tall black top hats standing close by. In the background rise large urban buildings, while trees line the street and add depth to the cityscape. The overall atmosphere conveys the bustle, elegance, and layered textures of everyday Parisian life in the late 1800s.
Via Meisterdrucke.nl
Pierre-Henry™ph7
2025-09-23

Fear is often a distorted view of reality 🏆

Perception
2025-09-22

✨ My latest article on multi-sited ethnography and creative research methods is now out. It introduces an avant-garde methodology that pushes forward ethnography of everyday life. Check it out here 👉🏽 doi.org/10.1177/13607804251345

@sociology
@anthropology
@geography

#ethnography #creativemethods #innovativemethods #drawing #avantgardemethods #artsbasedmethods #creativewriting #academicwriting #multisitedethnography #everydaylife

This is the title of the article by Alexandrina Vanke ‘Multi-sited ethnography: developing abant-grade methodology for creative research into everyday lives’ published in Sociological Research Online journal. There is also a photo of Alexandrina Vanke

Client Info

Server: https://mastodon.social
Version: 2025.07
Repository: https://github.com/cyevgeniy/lmst