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Loving the to-do list I got in my goodie bag from @thekindbraveleader.bsky.social's book launch last night 😍
Oh, to be a man—to not have experienced the public harassment and stalking that makes women afraid of technology that allows strangers to find our names and home addresses while we simply exist in public.
I am thrilled to share that I earned the Certified Wellness Practitioner (CWP) designation from the National Wellness Institute (NWI) librarianbyday.net/2024/10/02/i...
I am thrilled to share that I earned the Certified Wellness Practitioner (CWP) designation from the National Wellness Institute (NWI), the nation’s leading health and wellness promotion professiona…
This should be the case everywhere. The ‘buy now’ or ‘purchase’ wording is incredibly, and deliberately, misleading - you’re not buying or purchasing anything more than a licence to use, and most people are completely unaware of that.
Ubisoft, take note.
Don't usually read biographies but I really enjoyed Grace Dent's Hungry and Katherine Ryan's The Audacity for their shared queendom. The author-narrated audiobooks are excellent
Of recent(ish) ones: LOVED both Penn Vogler books, Stuffed and Scoff. Murder: The Biography by Kate Morgan. Pop history ones Unruly by David Mitchell (get the audiobook!) and At Home by Bill Bryson. Show Me the Bodies, Peter Apps (MASSIVE trauma cw though!)
Ah right sorry my mistake!