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#tdc3041

Coloring holiday warnings

Bit odd during a lockdown... pic.twitter.com/lq7nryde8w

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 10, 2020

#tdc3040 : Remix a book cover, make it covid19-related @Nsousanis

Btw, if you haven’t read/bought the original book (Unflattening): DO! It’s awesome. pic.twitter.com/X5u3jUVTT4

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 9, 2020

#tdc3039

... meanwhile our spaceship is suffocating... pic.twitter.com/R6fCkzHUW3

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 8, 2020

#tdc3038

Here's a workout:
Use the script made by @johnjohnston to mash up two flickr photos. Click until you see a result that you really like.
Then write a poem and put it on top of the mash-up.

It's fun! The mash-ups are often surprisingly beautiful.https://t.co/iMMJHZs4qX

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 7, 2020

#tdc3037

"Mülke poetse" (to clean your mouth after eating, in Limburgian) was pronounced by my eldest brother, as he still was a toddler, as "moelepoele".

That's why a napkin was called, even later, a "moelepoel" in our family.

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 6, 2020

#tdc3036 pic.twitter.com/sWryIH9SlV

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 5, 2020

#tdc3035

Inner monologue
*waking up and trying to deal with tinnitus*

"Is it gone?"
"No, it's back again."
"Don't do anything with it."
"Don't try to deny it. Let it be."
"Don't attach any emotions to it."
"Just accept that it's there. Just let it be."

*sigh*

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 4, 2020

#tdc3034

Special remix edition of the famous Dutch painter Paulus Potter’s paintings.
Now published by DS106 publishers pic.twitter.com/Cy6AI3fSpC

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 3, 2020

#tdc3033

Some of the first photos in my photo album. pic.twitter.com/WBAL1CrHoi

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 2, 2020

#tdc3032

Gorgeous photo taken on 22 Oktober by the Hubble telescope. pic.twitter.com/fnawO4lXbo

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) May 1, 2020

#tdc3031 #writeout

View through the window haiku.

THE GARDEN pic.twitter.com/hI8yiyzAfJ

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) April 30, 2020

#tdc3030
The most interesting character in Dutch writing is "ij".
It's two characters, "i" and "j" joined together.
Originally the "j" behind the "i" meant that the "i" was to be a looong "i"-sound
Today most people pronounce it as [ɛi]
But not in Limburghttps://t.co/dfzix0yh6T

— Ronald_2008 🤔 (@ronald_2008) April 29, 2020