this week on @datafruits.bsky.social : local cat flips her slepp scheddy again
good news: my last bakery shift is tomorrow! no more overnights! bad news: i now have 48hrs starting tomorrow to re-flip my schedule for da new jorb, and sadly jazz must fall by the wayside again ;_;
see you next week!
my genuine apologies, i have been juggling a graveyard shift day job and this work, but i should have caught this. thank you for pointing out the errors.
i do want to apologize to Channyn, Skai, Asher, and Albe specifically for the mixups. i have been running on zero sleep, but that is no excuse.
sent the email with the corrections over to Evan and the team. it looks like multiple image captions got mixed up and a couple names were misspelled, and i believe i have caught all of them.
i am the only member of our team on graveyards atm, but i would imagine these will be fixed by the AM
evening (morning?) repast: chilaquiles (made from homemade salsa and homemade pepper and vegetable broth) with two eggs, avocado w/sea salt, and queso fresco
hopefully i will not be a night shifter for too much longer and will be back to cookin' food at wakin' hours and tellin' the time right soon
The artist's hand holding a red plate full of grilled romaine with olive oil and sea salt and topped with crema, a "caprese" with grilled rainbow tomatoes, fresh basil from the herb garden, and truffle burrata, and grilled sunflower bread overtop a black tabletop.
first actual day off in a while. time for a veggie feast
grilled romaine with olive oil and sea salt and topped with crema, a "caprese" with grilled rainbow tomatoes, fresh basil from the herb garden, and truffle burrata, and grilled sunflower bread
gonna be a nice relaxing day today
The artist's hand holding a red plate full of grilled romaine with olive oil and sea salt and topped with crema, a "caprese" with grilled rainbow tomatoes, fresh basil from the herb garden, and truffle burrata, and grilled sunflower bread overtop a black tabletop.
first actual day off in a while. time for a veggie feast
grilled romaine with olive oil and sea salt and topped with crema, a "caprese" with grilled rainbow tomatoes, fresh basil from the herb garden, and truffle burrata, and grilled sunflower bread
gonna be a nice relaxing day today
Despite the Nazi's crushing defeat, their hatred lived on. The Allies' own censorship and anti-gay laws helped erase the queer dead from the record and kept the living hiding or imprisoned To quote the Auschwitz Memorial's own website, "embarrassment is the reason that scholars remain silent about Nazism's homosexual victims". In the decades since, many queer stories from the era have been unearthed, and many read as losses upon losses. John Topham's photographs of the battery in drag were banned from publication in the UK. Queer men like Alan Turing were subjected to chemical castration. Christine and Roberta both spent their lives as outcasts, hounded by the press and, in Christine's case, dened her own marriage due to the court ruling her a man and her union sodomy. I do not need to point out the parallels. I *do* need you to help us ensure that this history is not allowed to repeat itself. LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND. --piper
<3 thank you for reading, friend
"I do not need to point out the parallels. I *do* need you to help us ensure that this history is *not* allowed to repeat itself. LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND." amazing work by @piperbomb.bsky.social for @assignedmedia.org
www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...
new joint up on @assignedmedia.org
i don't have Z-mount body money atm, and i'm rather partial to the older f-mount lenses anyways (you can knock a nazi out with that baseball bat of a lens, and in this day and age that may come in handy)
would you recommend switching to Z once i do have the cash? or should i stick to F-mount DSLRs?
that, it very much does. think 90% of the photos in this article will be with the 80-200 f/2.8d, it has been my workhorse telephoto for both film and digital since i bought it. old as hell with a cracked manual-auto ring, but i'm also old and have plenty busted parts so it ain't like i can't relate
(i thankfully had the foresight to bring my full frame Nikons along so the day is not lost, don't worry lol. was mostly an experiment to see if a lighter kit was possible. it's important to learn these lessons and even more important to make sure you have backups so these lessons do not cost you!)
on my feet for 27 hrs straight yesterday (8 hour bakery shift, drove to Chicago, covered an event, drove back)
passed out for 3 hrs, now i'm back at it
only lesson i've learned from my Terrible Life Choices?
i really do need to invest in fast zooms for m43. these shots are underexposed as SHIT
this week on @datafruits.bsky.social : local cat takes nap
still working overnights at the bakery atm and will need to be well rested for something i'm covering later this week for @assignedmedia.org, so i will be Eepin' a bit before I gotta clock in to make dat Bread
we'll see you all next week!
(Image description: A man in a GI's helmet and a shepherd girl dress directs an artillery battery to fire upon a target off in the distance. Two other men, also in frilly frocks, push the barrel of the battery around to face the target.) Christmastime, 1940. All's quiet on the shore--until the sirens go off and a flurry of men run to the Mk. VII mounted on the battery. As photojournalist John Topham would later write, "‘Jerry’, like Time, waits for no one". Thing was, whichever Jerry would have been on the scope for the Nazis must have been mighty confused that day....because, as sure the devil was the fascist's witness, he must have sworn he was looking down the glass at a squad of shepherd girls in bonnets aiming the turret in the seconds before the shrapnel pierced his skull.
The 1940s were not a good time to be gay, and an even less stellar time to be trans. But we were there; on variety show stages, on the front lines, and strapped into the cockpit of the bombers.
Read this month's Clippings by @piperbomb.bsky.social
www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...
new joint up on @assignedmedia.org
genuine question re: the most recent What's Been Goin' On post: would cookin' comics be something y'all'd be interested in reading?
let me know, and let me know what kind of recipes you'd like me to doodle lil' chibi me puttin' together
(apologies for my absence on these Social Medias; been filling in overnight shifts at the bakery while I wait for better opportunities to roll in, and have not had much time to draw while I flip my sleep schedule on its head. i do have more stuff comin' down the line, i promise)
genuine question re: the most recent What's Been Goin' On post: would cookin' comics be something y'all'd be interested in reading?
let me know, and let me know what kind of recipes you'd like me to doodle lil' chibi me puttin' together
for those of you wondering...no, this is not going to be a feel-good story.
but hopefully it serves as a wake-up call for certain audiences.
#clippings @assignedmedia.org
me on discogs marketplace tbh
for those of you wondering...no, this is not going to be a feel-good story.
but hopefully it serves as a wake-up call for certain audiences.
#clippings @assignedmedia.org
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*spell
edit. i cant spel for shit
full program writeup and plenty of bad jokes and dated references, as always, on Da Blog: truckstop.coffee/post/0052_fe...
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got some Quality Reruns (tm) again due to time constraints in my schedule, but u should tune in anyways <3
this week on Talkie Time and The Jazz Program: somehow better medical advice than RFK ever gave
please consult your doctor to find out if jazz is right for you, and then tune in at 8 CST / 9 EST / 6 PST on @datafruits.bsky.social
(full program / bad jokes / link to the show below!)
PLAMPT UPDATE
IT MICROGREENIE BABBY TIME
