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    Raccoon mother teaches her kits to peer through porch window●It seems that Smeagol is already teaching her children to climb around on my porch so that they can stare into my windowMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife181 d ago

    A homeowner reports that a raccoon they call Smeagol is teaching her young to climb around the porch and stare through the window. The animal, apparently a regular visitor, has drawn affectionate attention online, with the homeowner sharing wildlife photography of the mother and her kits in a tone that is more amused than annoyed.

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    Satomi Ishihara and Kyoko Yoshino blush over yoga and bath antics on drama set●閉ざされた自我を、響矢に向けて開くヨガ 「もういいですよ!」「お恥ずかしいんですけど…」石原さとみ&芳根京子、ドラマ現場のヨガ動画&お風呂芸“タレコミ”に赤面 https:// news.mynavi.jp/article/2026100MmastodonWorld314 h ago

    Actresses Satomi Ishihara and Kyoko Yoshino are drawing attention after behind-the-scenes material from their drama set surfaced, showing them doing yoga and sharing bath-house style antics. Quoted reactions like "That's enough already!" and "This is embarrassing..." have fans charmed and amused, with the lighthearted footage spreading widely on social media in Japan.

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    Author Adds Ribbon Bookmarks to What A Charming House●What am I doing? Just putting ribbon bookmarks into What A Charming House. # Bookstodon # WritingCommunityMmastodonCultureBooks82 d ago

    An author is adding ribbon bookmarks to copies of What A Charming House, sharing the small finishing touch with fellow book lovers and writers. The post has drawn a modest but warm reaction from the Bookstodon and writing communities, where hand-finished details on physical books tend to get attention.

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    Photo of Thelonious Monk napping among cats resurfaces●Thelonious Monk taking a nap with Nica de Koenigswarter's siamese cat in her home in Weehawken, New Jersey, which was alMmastodonCultureArt54 d ago

    A photograph from the early 1960s shows jazz pianist Thelonious Monk napping with a Siamese cat at the New Jersey home of his patron, jazz baroness Nica de Koenigswarter. The Weehawken house, which Monk nicknamed 'Catville', was occupied by more than 300 cats, and Nica was also an amateur photographer.

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    A hobbit-like resident moves into the yard pine●Jokin hobitinsukuinen on muuttanut pihamäntyyn. 🧚‍♀️ #diy #piha #pihajapuutarha #villipiha #vanhantalonpiha #omapihaMmastodonLifeHome & Garden23 d ago

    A Finnish gardener reports that a small hobbit-like figure has taken up residence in the Scots pine in their yard, sharing the whimsical garden decoration with a fairy emoji. The post is tagged with DIY, yard and old-house-garden hashtags, fitting the popular home and garden sharing trend where people show off playful touches in their own plots.

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    One-year-old's bedtime escape ends with head stuck in cat door●『ナンカアル 耳の異常を 訴える 1歳娘 人生初の』 まだ寝たくない1歳児が逃げだして→「猫ドアから頭がハマって…」まさかの光景! 腹巻き&おむつの脱走劇に「おーい!」「1歳児の後ろ姿って尊い」 https:// maidonanews.jMmastodonWorld14 d ago

    A Japanese family's one-year-old daughter, refusing to go to sleep, made a daring escape wearing only a belly band and nappy — only to get her head stuck in the house's cat door. Her mother shared the scene online, drawing amused reactions like "Hey!" and comments that a toddler's retreating figure is precious. Separately, the child was taken for her first doctor's visit after complaining of an ear abnormality, the article notes.