As a personal act of resistance to fascism, lately I consolidated all my vaccination history into a single spreadsheet, then I looked up vaccination recommendations and calculated what shots I was overdue for. Then I scheduled them. It felt really empowering and reassuring.
The Roomba ran over and drove around with some kitten poo that didn't make it into the litter box so today is going great.
Anxiously awaiting a graphic representation of this.
MAR10 = date today
MARIO = dunna dunna dunna
There's something heady about being in a library. Like, I can just take one of these books home for free and then read it and I don't have to find space in my bookshelves to keep it?
The way he got all choked up! 🦣 🤎
Nope, I don't like that.
I forgot my bedtime medication for the first time since November. Absolute garbage night and I feel like absolute garbage today. I guess the drugs work.
You know there are men who saw this tweet and thought, wait, is 100 tampons not enough then?
Damn they took an hour out of International Women's Day that's crazy
Snow covered peaks of the North Cascades between Startup and Skykomish.
#Scape
Snowy North Cascade peaks
#photography #PNW #Nikon #Nature #landscape
I had a subscription for awhile! It sadly stopped publishing in 2015.
HUGE fan of separation of church and state. Wish that was real.
also pleased to inform you i made this for your studying or chilling or vibing or
No thank you.
According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. 🐝
Excerpt from 'The Illustrated Cairo Genizah', page 33: "This is the end of the biblical book of Nehemiah, written in Hebrew and vocalised with the Babylonian vowel system. In contrast to the Palestinian and Tiberian systems – which mainly used dots to represent vowel sounds – the Babylonian system also used miniature Hebrew letters for vowels and accents. Like the Palestinian system, the Babylonian vowel signs fell out of favour with the rise of the Tiberian system. This fragment includes a colophon (in the middle of the lefthand page) from a scribe named Joseph ben Nimorad, stating that he copied the book in a town in Iran in the year 903/904 CE. This makes it one of the earliest known dated Hebrew manuscripts. While Joseph was a member of the Jewish diaspora community that lived in Iraq and Iran, eventually someone carried his manuscript to Egypt." Image and catalogue description here: https://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-TS-NS-00246-00026-00002/1
This is a fragment from the oldest Hebrew Bible manuscript with a given date of production. It's the end of the book of Nehemiah, pointed with Babylonian vowel signs. A Jewish scribe named Joseph ben Nimorad completed it in 903/4 CE at Gunbad-i-Mallgan (modern Dogonbadan, Iran).
One was a trainer for new employees at the phone company and one was a salesman at a car dealership.
mitochondria would be a beautiful name for the powerhouse of the cell
Shoutout to women, I can’t believe you were all born this month!
"My kids love being encouraged to use ChatGPT to write English essays now. Such a timer saver!"
"The history teacher required students play Call of Duty to learn about World War II and was that such a great idea."
"I really appreciate how the principal buys high quality litter for the litter boxes in the student bathrooms."
My kids' school is going through a re-accreditation process and the accreditation people want to speak to some parents. I've been asked to participate.
I will be on my best behavior and tell them my kids are getting the best learnin' and educatin' but I secretly want to say something unhinged.
Exactly. Today I need a big puffy coat that is also a lightweight rain coat.
Black fluffy cat with big round eyes peeking from green hills, holding a small white flower, under a colorful textured sky with the text: “Stay hopeful, even now. Especially now.”
A tiny flower of hope for you 🐈⬛🌼
Limiting it to once a week and following it up with a moisturizer works for me but yeah, skin is weird.
Hey, I still use the St Ives Apricot gravel scrub once a week. 😆
