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▲ 1.2k r/piebaldcats

I found my people!! Tell me if your cat and my cat are twins/brothers/cousins (including a range of shots)

u/born_digital — 5 days ago
▲ 82 r/Toefeathers

I thought he had the fluffiest toes until I found this sub. Now I see he has a long way to go…

u/born_digital — 5 days ago
▲ 168 r/brighteyes

To Death’s Heart (In Three Parts) - Maha Fest 2026

Sorry I swear I’m done now. He really just killed it

u/born_digital — 11 days ago
▲ 7 r/brighteyes

Maha Fest Setlist Predictions?

Any idea what to expect from Maha Fest? Can’t go off the recent setlists since they were the album birthday shows! Not sure what their approach to festivals is like, or if it will be more deep cuts because it’s Omaha

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u/born_digital — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/astrologyreadings+1 crossposts

I was creative as a child but now there’s a wall [astro-seek.com]

I’m lucky to have been a lifelong “high achiever” in school and the professional world. But my drive for creative pursuits (writing, visual art) seems to have vanished with time. I would love to get back there - creating for creating’s sake, as I believe it really made me happy. But it feels like there’s a wall that stops me from trying. Any ideas from my chart?

Also would be really grateful to hear anything that stands out to you. I’m no expert but I did notice there are no major “fire” signs placements. Thanks for considering 🦀

u/born_digital — 25 days ago
▲ 47 r/Visiblemending

Ideas on mending extremely worn hat brim?

I’m looking for any ideas/tutorials on how to mend this amazing vintage but super frayed hat. As you can see, the plastic brim stabilizer is fully exposed and a lot of the material has worn away. I’ve seen a few ideas but they were with hats that didn’t have this level of fabric loss, so they don’t necessarily work by the same approach. What would you do?

u/born_digital — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/Calibre

Viewing descriptions of books from mobile or eReader?

I have a Kindle Paperwhite and sideload my books using Calibre. On Calibre, my books have metadata like description, genre, etc. but I cannot view it on Kindle. That makes browsing the library on Kindle useless, but I'm not always near my computer. I'm wondering if there is a way to view the metadata of my Calibre library from my phone, or if anyone knows a way to have the Calibre metadata like description appear somewhere on the Kindle Paperwhite (within the book or some setting I don't know about)? Might just be a limitation of my eReader but figured I would ask. Thank you

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u/born_digital — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/sunglasses+1 crossposts

This style of sunglasses in a smaller size?

I’m desperately seeking metal frame cat eye sunglasses similar to the styles pictured but smaller: lens width 50-52mm and bridge width 16-18mm. Not particular about lens/frame color or price. Appreciate any help at all, I’ve been trying for days!!

u/born_digital — 2 months ago
▲ 187 r/suggestmeabook

Well-written well-researched fiction that taught you about a time and place

I’m looking for fiction recommendations where the book is very well-written, but also meticulously researched. Something where you went in for the book, not to learn a history lesson, but you walked away with a much richer understanding of a time and place as a result. Some examples from what I’ve read: The Grapes of Wrath, American Psycho, Bonfire of the Vanities, My Antonia, Private Citizens by Tulathimutte.

I hesitate to say “historical fiction” because (and maybe this is unfair) I kind of associate that with the mass market paperbacks of middle school where it’s just a story that exists to be in a given setting. I want the story/writing/characters etc to be first and then incidentally you learn accurately about what daily life was like in a time/place through the story.

I’m open to any time and place. Like a book you loved that also gave you a better understanding what daily life was like for medieval peasants, or for musicians in the 90s grunge scene in Seattle, or for circus clowns in 1920, etc etc

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u/born_digital — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/lincoln

Keratin treatment

Hi! I’m new to Lincoln and looking for recommendations for stylists who offer keratin treatment. I’m fine with a salon or an independent stylist. Thank you for any help

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u/born_digital — 3 months ago
▲ 17 r/52book

28/55 finished - The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante

My first Elena Ferrante novel and certainly won’t be my last. This one and Die, My Love were like soul sisters

May 2026

The Days of Abandonment – Elena Ferrante

Paradise Logic – Sophie Kemp

Sure, I'll Join Your Cult – Maria Bamford

The Time Machine – H.G. Wells

Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro

April 2026

Reality Boulevard – Melissa Jo Peltier

The Body Keeps the Score – Bessel van der Kolk

Famesick – Lena Dunham

Flowers for Algernon – Daniel Keyes

Motherhood – Sheila Heti

How Should a Person Be? – Sheila Heti

The Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America – Daniel J. Boorstin

Squirrels: A Wildlife Handbook – Kim Long

The Currency of Life – Mark E. Klein

March 2026

The Stepford Wives – Ira Levin

The Letters of Shirley Jackson – Shirley Jackson

My Thoughts Exactly – Lily Allen

Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology – Leah Remini

Last Sext – Melissa Broder

February 2026

Manna – Marshall Brain

Half His Age – Jennette McCurdy

Doppelganger – Naomi Klein

The Shock Doctrine – Naomi Klein

Empire of AI – Karen Hao

January 2026

The Second Sex – Simone de Beauvoir

Die, My Love – Ariana Harwicz

All Fours – Miranda July

Luster – Raven Leilani

u/born_digital — 3 months ago