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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil, is for good men to do nothing." --Edmund Burke, English Philosopher
I know I'm late to this video, but I love every point Kelly makes here. The policing of everyone's practices definitely needs to end, but more importantly, it comes across as an attempt to neuter witches and separate them from their power. And who benefits from that the most?
Exactly.
It’s (allegedly, possibly, vaguely) Shakespeare’s birthday!
I hate living through times that would make a good history play.
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💛🧡❤️🤎 The colors of fall 🍂
Spotted the inspiration for this comic at The Art Institute of Chicago.
Fisherman’s Cottage, by Harold Sohlberg, 1906
(cartoon Joel Pett)
A classic that stays relevant, unfortunately.
There’s something healing about creating a home you genuinely love being in.
The Vibe I'm In Right Now
📚 Currently reading: "Astrology for Real Life: A Workbook for Beginners" by Theresa Reed
🎞️ Last movie I watched at home: Sinners
🍿 Last movie I watched at the cinema: Shelter (the one with Jason Statham)
📺 Last TV show I watched: Futurama
🎙️ Last song I heard: "Work" by Rihanna
✅ What I've been doing lately:
Working myself to an early grave
Going to the doctor and dentist
Spring cleaning my home
Planning a much-needed vacation
Trying not to doom scroll while staying aware of what's happening in the world (and failing)
Trying to get my finances in order
Going to see Hugh Jackman's play at the Minetta Lane Theatre
💜 What I'd rather be doing:
Writing in my journal
Relaxing
Going to the doctor (not really, but I need to)
Working on my new jigsaw puzzle
Finding and landing a better paying job
Organizing my home office
Painting
Actively stopping the rise of fascism
🫠 What I should be doing:
Working on my job search
Cleaning my house
Organizing my office
Setting up my VPN
Exercising
Meditating and shadow work
Wrangling my website onto a new platform
👖What I'm wearing: Exercise pants, black T-shirt, and house shoes
😢 What keeps me up at night: sociopolitical issues, acid reflux, in consistent sleep patterns, work stress, finances
🥹 What I'm looking forward to: my day out enjoying my vacation, getting my apartment together to make it feel even more like a sanctuary
"Sorry. I've always wanted to see that done properly."
This stirring book is above all a reflection on the problem of freedom, and, as such, belongs in the same tradition as the works that gave Camus his reputation as the conscience of our century: The Stranger, The Rebel, and The Myth of Sisyphus.
A cartoon for #IndieBookstoreDay, which is tomorrow! Get out to your local bookstore!
Suggested reading: 3 Great Books Set In Bookstores