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Playing Life
Monday, August 1, 2022
Playing life is tricky, sometimes. Playing Life By Sylvia Bishop – 01 Aug 2022 – View online → Playing Carnegie Hall Jay Nordlinger | New Criterion Dispatch | 28th July 2022 Ask any musician: The
Honeybee Snow
Sunday, July 31, 2022
On Sundays, Browser readers receive a special edition with puzzles, poems, books, charts, music and more Honeybee Snow By Sylvia Bishop – 31 Jul 2022 – View online → On Sundays, Browser readers receive
Underwater Dystopia
Saturday, July 30, 2022
Don't let the bicycle of your day end up in the canal of banality. Underwater Dystopia By Sylvia Bishop – 30 Jul 2022 – View online → Why So Many Bikes End Up Underwater Jody Rosen | Guardian |
Old Lovelock
Friday, July 29, 2022
A chunk of Browser cools the brain 80 times more effectively than the equivalent volume of un-curated reading. Old Lovelock By Sylvia Bishop – 29 Jul 2022 – View online → Is Everything Getting Old?
Statement Smell
Thursday, July 28, 2022
Some guesses: Security is one of your major goals in life. Statement Smell By Sylvia Bishop – 28 Jul 2022 – View online → Links Between Smell And Memory Roxanne Khamsi | Nature | 22nd June 2022 Notes
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