traveler of both time and space

brenda | 23 | she/her brenjeannette.substack.com

[amyzhang-art]

alysa liu!！

[bruhitsmoose]

This is in response to the men’s USA hockey team.

As a Canadian, I am utterly disgusted by these men. If you support Donald trump, ice, or anyone who is maga, DO NOT INTERACT WITH MY PAGE

[booksinmythorax]

Advice From a Librarian to Combat the U.S. Literacy Crisis #1:

If you don't read books: Read a book. Read any book. Read a book you loved when you were a kid. Read a book that interests you now. Read an entire collection of poetry or essays and think about why the author or editor arranged those works in that order. Read an erotic novel. Read nonfiction. Read graphic novels or manga. Read a kids' chapter book or a YA novel. Read a book digitally. Read a book on paper. Read an audiobook and really focus on it - if you notice yourself spacing out, scroll back to the last words you remember and try listening again. Read any book. And then when you finish it, celebrate for a minute (get those endorphins going!) and then read another one.

If you read books: Try reading a book that intimidates you. Maybe it's thick. Maybe it uses archaic language. Maybe it's a book that was translated from a language you don't speak into a language you do speak. Maybe it's a genre you don't normally read. Maybe it's the same kind of book as always, but you put your phone away and really focus on reading for 20 to 30 minutes at a time. (I know I've been struggling with this.) What scares you about reading? What challenges have you been avoiding? Try getting out of your comfort zone just a tiny bit, celebrate for a minute, and then try again.

[ryan-sometimes]

I love it when conservative rock fans find out Kurt Cobain was woketron 5000

[ecdysispm]

might start posting some of my book reviews and more book related content on here… stay tuned!

[twunkish-cleric]

As a librarian I know that a lot of people get scared or embarrassed about telling us that they damaged a book, but I need everyone to know that it actually has a really important reason, particularly for water damage, like if you got the book wet. Tears and such are relatively mild problems depending on the rarity of the book, but wet paper molds very easily, so if you get a book wet and we don't know, it can mold and that mold can spread to other books and potentially become a health and safety hazard.

So when librarians tell you to report any damage, please don't be too scared to! We're not going to yell at you, there are actual reasons why we need to know!!

[coherent-thoughts-needed]

i actually love libraries so much like imagine having to buy every single book you wanted to read that's INSANE

[recklessmoss]

.PRIVATE MUSIC.

[unoqlo2]

Amber Glenn, That's Life / 2026 Winter Olympics (Exhibition Gala)

[skate-the-onion]

Congratulations Alysa on your Olympic F-bomb

[mathewboeser]

also fuck the people that say politics don’t belong in hockey (or sports in general). we’re living in times where everything is political bc we cannot afford to be apolitical anymore. if you choose to be, you’re the scum of the earth.

[d8llparts]

hole invented girl rotting

[justacuntwithablogx]

type shit I been on this summer

[ecdysispm]

rfk is such a menace to society

[fuckyeahcourtneylove]

use once & destroy. a 1995 lollapalooza tour tshirt.

[classicalcanvas]

The Boat Studio (1876) by Claude Monet

[classicalcanvas]

Birch Forest (1903) by Gustav Klimt

[ecdysispm]

ive been thinking a lot post-election, and i can’t shake the frustration and fear over the disconnect between the values i care about and the direction the country seems to be headed. the future feels dark and bleak...