If I could make a plea for BlueSky, it’s this: Please make a point of sharing links to articles, essays and more that you LOVE, that you enjoyed, that expanded you in some way. I’m always surprised by the dominance of hate-shares, complaint shares on here. And I think it has a riptide effect.
Thanks for being gracious: I know you're well aware. My heart's broken seeing many of those I trusted most completely compartmentalize that aspect, so I was thinking of how to extend your analogy for those convos. I appreciate you using your platform to keep talking about COVID, it's truly helpful.
Useful metaphor for layered protections, but my risk assessments aren’t just about my own health (moisture tolerance.) With COVID exposure, you track that wetness everywhere you go, where some people have boots, some are walking around in socks, and some are barefoot with a deadly allergy to water.
Totally! And she offered as soon as I made the decision to move, even before I'd found my apartment, so knowing I had her support boosted my confidence to take the leap. Definitely ok to ask (I love when friends ask me), but also knowing you can count on the care you need is so empowering.
I don't drive, so I hired movers to transport my stuff when I moved from Providence to Philly. Before I even asked, my bestie offered to drive down from Western MA, load all my plants in her van & deliver my cat & I to our new home. Huge favor, but her sincere willingness made it easy to accept.
My coping strategy in a single image. Description: line drawing of a person on a sidewalk with the caption "Taking walks can reduce your sense of impending doom. Try to walk 24 hours a day if possible!"
I don’t post fundraisers,this is different. Ziyad is a brother to me. He’s supported me through my trials. One of the finest architects in Gaza. Built much of its former beauty. In 10 mos he’s lost all. He needs out & asks the very bare minimum. Plz consider it 💔🙏🏼 www.gofundme.com/f/support-th...
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Thank you for this beautiful resource for teaching the next generation(s)!! Congrats on publication
The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed 34 years ago today. The Disability Rights Movement is for us all, as we have two possible futures: die young or live long enough to become disabled. Be part of the movement. Watch Crip Camp on Netflix to learn the history. And wear an n95 in public.
Sonya Massey’s family says she is a descendant of William Donnegan, who was lynched by a white mob during violent racist attacks that led to the creation of the NAACP. Massey was taken to the same hospital as her ancestor Donnegan, the family said
White deputy Sean Grayson shot Sonya Massey, who called police fearing a home intruder, after boiling water dispute