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So we’ve been stuck in the fog back rooms for about 4 weeks now. Or that’s my best estimate, time is weird here
isr*el has finally "agreed" to a ceasefire agreement. we'll see whether they'll actually abide by the terms, as history shows that the general trend of behaviour is that they agree and then continue to escalate and terrorise innocents in Gaza and Lebanon. but in this moment i'd like to share a few community funds. as well as donating to escape funds, please consider donating to these groups that shoulder the burden of rebuilding gaza's community.
1. The Sameer Project
provides shelter and support to high risk families, special needs children and adults and those with war injuries + chronic diseases.
The Sameer Project, a grassroots aid organization led by four Palestinians in the diaspora, is proud to announce our first tent encampment p
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2. Translating Falasteen x Sameer Project collaboration
provides food, water, diapers, milk and medical aid in support of various families in Gaza. These funds help continue to keep this project afloat and capable of providing for the families who depend on them.
Translating Falasteen (Palestine), in collaboration with The Sameer Project, launched a fundraising campaign to support families in Gaza fac
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3. The Zaynab Project
focused on providing food, water, cash aid, children's mental support and orphan sponsorship. They distribute winter clothing, hygiene kits, and free medical attention.
Our focus is on providing life-saving aid in the form of food, water, financial assistance, mental health support, and special projects that
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4. Merciful Hands Doctors
a donations-based clinic started by a Palestinian doctor living in Gaza in Sept 2024 to provide free medical attention those who need it.
Support a Health Clinic in Gaza
Eat your spells.
Sprinkle some cinnamon on your apple slices and boom!
You've got an academic success spell.
how im tryna be in 2025
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I’ve come home
It’s been a while… but curtains of snow falling over the lake are too magical not to share.
11/19/23 Milton VT
A Sun feature for the winter solstice with some beautifully lit cumulus clouds. 8/9/2020, Greenfield MA.
We love convection on this page. Studying atmospheric dynamics has given me a new appreciation of the different cloud layers and how they form. This day was the first warm sign of spring at the start of 2020, resulting in several layers of cumulus and cirrocumulus clouds.
Same location, same direction, 30 minutes apart. One of my favorite pastimes of cloud watching is seeing the sky change from speckles of altocumulus clouds to roiling nimbostratus at the base of a thunderstorm. 10/16/21, Wellesley MA.
To be honest, I’ve never seen altostratus clouds form a line like this before, I think it must’ve had something to do with how humid it was that day.
A shelf of low nimbostratus moving in from the south, with puffy cumulus and cirrus clouds ahead of it.
Turners Falls MA, 8/24/21
so you wanna know what it's like to be trans. well, you've come to the right place.
when you say you wanna know, you don't mean that sanitized academic bullshit you find on forums or in health class if you're lucky. you don't wanna know what it is, you wanna know how it feels, and that, my friend, is an entirely different question. even well intentioned, well informed individuals--especially cisgender allies--have trouble describing dysphoria in its true scope and nuance. shit, even most trans people have trouble describing it. even I have trouble describing it. this all circumvents the fact that the vast majority of trans people don't want to talk about it. it's too painful, too personal, too awkward. and yeah, it is painful, and personal, and awkward, but in me you've found a rarity.
paraphrasing f. scott fitzgerald, writers don't write because they want to, they write because they have to. this is something I have to do. writing is one of the many things my unique cocktail of mental illnesses divorced me from at the onset of my first puberty, and in writing about my dysphoria I get to reclaim that passion, all the while processing the experiences I have thus far drown in the waters of forgetfulness. and why keep that to myself? I didn't understand, and I mean truly understand, my own dysphoria until april 30th of this year; that's nearly twenty-one years of unaddressed trauma I didn't even know I had. it's not unreasonable to expect many, many people have similar feelings, and are unknowingly waiting for someone to bring them to the fore.
I will be the one to do it then. I want to share the ugly details of my life, not out of a narcissistic desire for the spotlight, but because there is an injustice in the world that my suffering may alleviate, if only slightly. this blog will be, in part, a memoir written in real time, always with the underlying purpose of unpacking my dysphoria. it will be salacious, grotesque, deeply obscene, and above all, an honest depiction of the life of a woman who used to be a boy.
read further if that interests you. if not, I understand. if you think you don't want to read my life, but nonetheless feel a strange, secret curiosity at reading this post, then you, my friend, are exactly the type of person I'm writing this for.
hi. my name's sophie, and my life is super fucking weird.