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everyone go play this
Shout out @sizzlingsandwichperfection-blog for this game that I ceremoniously do every day now when I need a break from work. I feel very good when I score well and very stupid when I can't get the pangram first (my own made-up rule that I MUST follow).
all these fellas out here looksmaxxing but they need to be booksmaxxing.
this fetish stuff is getting out of hand what the fuck is word play
References Warhol? Check. Two narrators witnessing the same things through different eyes? Check. Hollywood sinking into the goddamned horizon like a literally fading star? Check.
i love clicking on somebody’s ao3 profile and seeing the most nonsensical collection of fandoms. like yess let's live a thousand lifetimes
The vibe of Hollywood, Ending.
After ten years of dreaming, eight years of government support, six years of fundraising (we needed $50,000,000!), and five years of construction, the Paul Farmer Maternal Center of Excellence at Koidu Government Hospital finally saw its first patients on February 14th.
13 babies were born at the MCOE that day. Several were admitted to the NICU, the first in Sierra Leone's history. The MCOE is already radically transforming the kind of maternal and infant care available in eastern Sierra Leone.
Five thousand babies will be born at the MCOE this year. 5,000 more will be born there next year, and the year after that, and the year after that--hopefully for decades. The healthcare workforce of the entire nation will grow stronger because the MCOE is a teaching hospital training the next generation of Sierra Leonean nurses, midwives, and doctors.
The heroes of this story are those caregivers along with the Ministry of Health, PIH, and the hundreds of skilled laborers who worked together for years to build the hospital despite so many challenges. But if you're supporting this project directly or indirectly (by buying good store socks or soap), thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
everyone on a plane with me is an enemy
people on the bus are not just friends but family
People on the metro are comrades but not community
in a car alone you are utterly alone
in a car with company you are never closer to them
My new book Everything Is Tuberculosis comes out March 18th.
I'm signing 100,000 copies of the first printing. You can preorder a signed copy here or wherever books are sold.
This has been the most fulfilling (and heartbreaking) writing experience of my life so far. I really hope you enjoy the little book that resulted from it.
Jurassic park morals slap, actually
OKay I'm only talking about the books cause i've not seen the thirty seven movies made since
But man I just love knowing that if an asshole character is an asshole, they're gonna be eaten. They're gonna be food for the dinosaurs.
But if you're good,,, if you respect the animals,,, you get off the island.
I eat that shit up. No redemption, no growth, just death by dino.
A couple of characters have redemption arcs or at least begin one, but yeah, this is a great observation of the books! I love the idea that every character who dies has a point of no return moment, from when it happens until the die, their fate feels inevitable!
Yes! It is such a warning that people who mercilessly mess with the natural order cannot go back -- and so the people who have compassion make it out. It's like nature cares for them back.
Even though Levine's character is a bad person (or at the very least annoying) he still respects the animals,,
Jurassic park morals slap, actually
OKay I'm only talking about the books cause i've not seen the thirty seven movies made since
But man I just love knowing that if an asshole character is an asshole, they're gonna be eaten. They're gonna be food for the dinosaurs.
But if you're good,,, if you respect the animals,,, you get off the island.
I eat that shit up. No redemption, no growth, just death by dino.
I love the dark academia vibe but unfortunately, my vibe in college was more like
funky academia,, queer academia,, go to sleep at a respectful time academia
My personal gender? Ally Beardsley's hair in Fantasy High Sophomore year.
So I'm deep in maurader era Harry Potter fanfiction (as one does as a recent college graduate anxious to feel like I did when I was young)
And these people are always patrolling the halls?? Was this a thing in the books or is it just a trope that has entrenched itself into the fanfiction lore?
The powers that be (war criminal Dumbledore) was like, how do we keep the hallways safe? Obviously the answer is pair up kids with the most romantic chemistry and have them walk around.
excellent trope tho, no notes.
Rebirth and all that...
This is months late but easter and trans day of visibility being on the same day is so poetically resonant… like… yes,,, it's all about being reborn,,, coming back as who you are meant to be.
Yes, I am reborn. It happened when I was thirteen and small I whispered the words "not a girl" into the cold air, a secret only between me and a god I barely believed in. And it was then, on that day I can't remember, that I was reborn into who I am. And I am reborn every day, a constant changing that I embrace with joy.
I used to think that being trans was a refusal. Refusing girlhood, refusing gender, refusing what I was supposed to be. But that was then. Now, almost a decade later, I know that being nonbinary and trans and queer is all about acceptance of the parts of me I had hidden or rejected. I reject nothing about myself. I accept it all.
me: oh maybe I'll start getting into [Discworld] [doctor who] [star trek] [etc]
me, looking at an endless wikipedia page to see where to start: oh. oh wow. So that's a lot
We're here because we're here in the turtles all the way down movie is enough to kill me dead I'm going to sob
spent last night sobbing into my computer watching the movie.
