#citp

[writerlypursuits]

There is no better feeling than reading back your first draft and loving what you wrote

[themissingmarvel]

Chaos Preview

Here’s a clip of what I’m finishing up now... In case you’re into that kind of thing.

“You can’t drink the wine, Rocket! You’re seven!” A loud, booming voice echoed out, startling you somewhat as you followed Pietro who was rolling his eyes.

“Like I give a shit! You try being seven for two-hundred years!” It was a young voice but unreasonably loud that followed suit, causing confusion to wash over your features.

It’s. About. To. Go. Down.

[writerlypursuits]

So mysterious how the longer I work on something, the more I hate it. Day 1 I think I’m a genius and Day 2 it’s a pile of dogshit? Bro what??

[jolymacfie]

WEBCAST MAR 25 - Princeton - A Conversation with Amandeep Singh Gill

LIVESTREAM | REGISTER | ADD TO CALENDAR | PERMALINK On Wednesday March 25, 2026, at 12:15 EDT (16:15 UTC) the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and the Center for Information Technology Policy host a lunchtime event ‘A Conversation with Amandeep Singh Gill‘. Amandeep Singh Gill serves as Under-Secretary-General and Special Envoy for Digital and Emerging Technologies. A leading…

WEBCAST MAR 25 - Princeton - A Conversation with Amandeep Singh Gill

[cloudmage]

Embracing Excellence: The Value of Chartered IT Professionals (CITP)

This week is “Charted Week” (24th to 28th Feb 2025) and it is an opportune moment to reflect on what it means to be chartered in the IT industry and why other IT professionals should consider this significant step in their careers. It’s Chartered Week! Let’s celebrate Chartered practice and the people, organisations and registrations that are raising standards of competence and ethics across…

Embracing Excellence: The Value of Chartered IT Professionals (CITP)

[writerlypursuits]

Finally finding the right title is 😌

Let me introduce you to “Cassidy,” also known as citp!!!!

[writerlypursuits]

My current WIP: a crescendo in three parts

Ok so for right now I’ll call it that (citp) because I don’t have a name for it.

Genre: short fiction, contemporary, coming of age

POV: first-person in the narrative of Winona, reflecting her tumultuous period as a ten-year-old with her best friend Cass

Brief synopsis: On Winny’s tenth birthday, her best friend Cass is grabbed by a mangy, drug-riddled old woman in an alley who tells her she has just one hundred days to live. They don’t know what to think for a while — however the two of them tiptoe through a countdown of the next one hundred days, unsure of what’s to come or who they are becoming.

Generally it’s a looking at growing up in just one hundred days, starting at a loss of innocence and ending with a crisis.

So why do I refer to it as a crescendo in three parts? The story is split into three segments representing the three major changes in their principles: Part 1 is them recovering from this trauma, consoling each other with uncertainty and an eerie dread; Part 2 explores the fragment of their life when they admit that they think Cass may have been “cursed”; Part 3 occurs once the two of them have thrown caution to the wind and are trying whatever they can to forget everything that happened on that very first day.

*This is not my artwork. It does however fit my short story in a spooky, cosmic way.

[watchwhatyounodto]

#Repost @seedingsovereignty ・・・ During shelter in place orders, we can keep this ardent tradition going strong, especially when unprecedented numbers around the country are suffering the serious effects of unpaid leave, lack of healthcare, and scarce social services, and being forced to work in unsafe conditions. Everyone can participate in this unique action by sharing images and the hashtag #capitalismisthepandemic on social media and by creating similar actions around the country. ⁣ ⁣ According to Christine Nobiss, @sikowis, Decolonizer with Seeding Sovereignty, “Capitalism is the pandemic because, though we face COVID-19 together, the heightened economic imbalance is further exposing the deep racial divide in this country. Black, Latino/Latina, Indigenous, and immigrant communities are experiencing higher morbidity rates of COVID-19 due to pre-existing conditions created by the long-term global pandemic of colonial-capitalism.” These communities face strained and genocidal relationships with the American government and live with elevated rates of poverty, violence, unemployment, chronic illness, incarceration, deportation, water crises, inadequate housing, and food deserts—creating a perfect storm for mass infection.⁣ ⁣ With this action, we demand an end the colonial-capitalist economy supported by institutionalized white supremacist and heteropatriarchal systems that have devastated our lands, climate, and peoples through ceaseless resource extraction, land occupation, border imperialism, misogyny, homophobia, enslavement, and genocide.⁣ ⁣ #CapitalismIsThePandemic #CitizensInThePresent #SeedingSovereignty #CITP #COVID19 #Coronavirus #NationalWorkersDay #MayDay #ReturnStolenLand #GND #ImmigrantRights⁣ ⁣ We are honored to work with Citizens in the Present on this action. https://www.instagram.com/p/CAlWvRYAD-z/?igshid=6fv440esuxhp