Poking around the Webiverse: The story of Flush, Elizabeth Barret Browning's little dog....

From https://www.trulyadventure.us/

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Flush lived happily with the Brownings until he passed away peacefully in Florence on June 16, 1854 at age thirteen. Pen, then five years old, found him the morning he died, and the family cried together. “It has been quite a shock to me & a sadness,” Elizabeth wrote to Arabel. “My head aches so I can scarcely see,” she told a friend. When her son had stopped weeping, he assured his mother that in a year, Flush would be reborn. “He never doubts the prolonged existence of the dog-soul,” wrote Elizabeth to Robert’s sister, adding wistfully, “And he may be right.” End Quote

From the article: “The Dog Napping of the Century” by Olivia Rutigliano in Truly Adventurous.US ....  THERE BE monsters!  

://getpocket.com/explore/item/proof-of-life-how-would-we-recognise-an-alien-if-we-saw-one?utm_source=pocket-newtab

Music show down..

https://slate.com/culture/2021/05/independent-musicians-union-spotify-streaming.html?utm_source=pocket-newtab