Hester Keijser
@hkeijser.bsky.social
Recovering photography curator, green fingered dog person, can’t help thinking along and probing where the ice gets thin. Because we are all just skating on the surface.
If I don’t follow you, you might be on one of my lists, where I still 🔭 you.
If I don’t follow you, you might be on one of my lists, where I still 🔭 you.
The author delves deeper into this issue in another article : laurenleek.substack.com/p/food-for-t...
Am definitely bookmarking this for the city planning department that is forever wanting to regenerate our struggling shopping area.
Am definitely bookmarking this for the city planning department that is forever wanting to regenerate our struggling shopping area.
Food for thought: local restaurant diversity meets migration
Food is crucial for cultural identity. Yet, do migrants bring cultural identity with them? i.e., does migration go hand-in-hand with cuisine diversity? And does food diversity perhaps bring downsides?
laurenleek.substack.com
December 10, 2025 at 11:52 AM
The author delves deeper into this issue in another article : laurenleek.substack.com/p/food-for-t...
Am definitely bookmarking this for the city planning department that is forever wanting to regenerate our struggling shopping area.
Am definitely bookmarking this for the city planning department that is forever wanting to regenerate our struggling shopping area.
Nederland is een land van hekken, heggen, schuttingen, en andere erfscheidingen geworden. Wat open was aan de openbare ruimte is opgeofferd. Zo het land, zo de geesten.
December 10, 2025 at 12:34 AM
Nederland is een land van hekken, heggen, schuttingen, en andere erfscheidingen geworden. Wat open was aan de openbare ruimte is opgeofferd. Zo het land, zo de geesten.
Another nugget from the same article: “You cannot make authoritarian leaders the center of your narrative,” said Ortiz. “You have to make the people the center of your narrative, and you have to be passionate about it.”
December 9, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Another nugget from the same article: “You cannot make authoritarian leaders the center of your narrative,” said Ortiz. “You have to make the people the center of your narrative, and you have to be passionate about it.”
Isn’t that Samuel L. Jackson?
December 8, 2025 at 9:12 AM
Isn’t that Samuel L. Jackson?
It was so remarkable in terms of composition, observation skills, and the courage to stay close to what their eyes told them, that I thought this kid showed clear promise to become an independent thinker. I hope they receive due encouragement!
November 30, 2025 at 9:13 PM
It was so remarkable in terms of composition, observation skills, and the courage to stay close to what their eyes told them, that I thought this kid showed clear promise to become an independent thinker. I hope they receive due encouragement!
The letters EZIK on top of the building have a distinct design to them. EZIK could be Turkish slang, a misspelling voor ZIEK (there’s a hospital nearby) or simply a fantasy company logo.
On the right, a person on a ladder seems to be washing windows (always fascinating to children).
On the right, a person on a ladder seems to be washing windows (always fascinating to children).
November 30, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The letters EZIK on top of the building have a distinct design to them. EZIK could be Turkish slang, a misspelling voor ZIEK (there’s a hospital nearby) or simply a fantasy company logo.
On the right, a person on a ladder seems to be washing windows (always fascinating to children).
On the right, a person on a ladder seems to be washing windows (always fascinating to children).
The drawing has interesting details - no doubt connected to a narrative in his mind - such as what seems to be a mihrab from which a prayer is held. The figure in red is surrounded by rays, imparting a sense of energy. The scene is set at night, judging by the lit windows.
November 30, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The drawing has interesting details - no doubt connected to a narrative in his mind - such as what seems to be a mihrab from which a prayer is held. The figure in red is surrounded by rays, imparting a sense of energy. The scene is set at night, judging by the lit windows.
Prima foto zo. Meer staande formaten!
November 30, 2025 at 8:53 AM
Prima foto zo. Meer staande formaten!
In parallel, I’ve noticed how in US movies and TV series houses are subjected to extreme violence, often repeatedly through several seasons. You wouldn’t see that in e.g. British productions, which often serve as covert ads for stately real estate.
Has anyone ever written about either of phenomena?
Has anyone ever written about either of phenomena?
November 25, 2025 at 10:05 AM
In parallel, I’ve noticed how in US movies and TV series houses are subjected to extreme violence, often repeatedly through several seasons. You wouldn’t see that in e.g. British productions, which often serve as covert ads for stately real estate.
Has anyone ever written about either of phenomena?
Has anyone ever written about either of phenomena?