Adelia

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Three Crows in an Adelia Suit 🌟 They / She 🌟 Non-binary 🌟 AudHD 🌟 Fantasy & SCIFI book lover 🌟 Profile Pic by @captain-a-haf.bsky.social

Men, what’s stopping you from speaking out against rape and stating unequivocally you won’t accept bad behaviour towards women from the men around you? If it’s “online activism doesn’t matter” I can point you towards 100s of women saying it matters.

Today I saw an individual eating icecream out of the carton with their fingers on the street. They looked very joyful despite being next to group doing hard drugs. This was a new experience for me to witness today.

Every now and then I see myself referred to as an "AI Denier" and I want to be clear I acknowledge "AI" exists, it's just I think it's a massive energy drain, created from theft, implemented poorly for inappropriate tasks by loathsome tech executives who get hard at the idea of the rest of us dying

If you are an American who keeps saying "but there's nothing I can do" I would like to inform you that shaming people who are being idiots is a free activity that you can do from the comfort of your home. (Though do NOT make death threats, not cool.) www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Michigan tourist who posted about wearing 'Lake America' sweatshirts to Halifax says it was AI | CBC News

A CEO from Michigan has cut her trip to Halifax short after she says she's received death threats over a viral Facebook photo where she and three family members appear to be wearing "Lake America" swe...

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We praise the groundskeeper's wife who sent him out for icecream and he happened to take the route by the cemetery, cause he saw is trapped and came to let us out. He said the cops cannot help and the only choice is to abandon your car and come back at 8 am or sleep in the cemetery.

Adelia@blightedstars.bsky.social · last mo.

You ever get yourself locked into the local cemetery and you call the non-emergency line and the police have no contact for the cemetery and have to call you back to see if they can help? No? Just me then? Cool.

You ever get yourself locked into the local cemetery and you call the non-emergency line and the police have no contact for the cemetery and have to call you back to see if they can help? No? Just me then? Cool.

Immediate regret upon showering. Get out, grab black towel, and dry off. Put glasses on and look at my hands and they are fully black and fuzzy. Freaks out and looks at rest of body and I am also covered in black fuzz. Seems our new towel sheds a fucking lot. Cue second shower.

The most absolutely massive flex from the state fair exhibit. This quilt is made of 40 years of prize ribbons from various categories at the New Mexico State Fair won by Carol St. Clair Johnson. She also won a prize for this quilt.

Massive quilt made of prize ribbons in blue, red, yellow, and whiteCenter square of quilt made of yellow and red ribbons and yellow rosettesBlock of quilt made of blue, yellow, red, and white ribbons. Ribbons state the year. Some have the prize winning object written on in markerCarol St. Clair Johnson
born 1954; resides Albuquerque, NM

O Fair New Mexico-41 Fair Years
2023
satin ribbons

After unexpectedly winning her first blue ribbon for a sewn cape in 1981, Carol St. Clair Johnson developed an enduring love for the New Mexico State Fair. The quilt Fair New Mexico-41 Fair Years incorporates more than six hundred of the ribbons she won at the fair every subsequent year except 2020 (when the fair was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic). Johnson earned ribbons for needlework, knitting, crochet, pies, cookies, cakes, canning, jewelry, flowers, vegetables, and potted plants. The title of the quilt is a reference to the state song, and the design places the state's Zia sun symbol at the center. The quilt earned Johnson yet another ribbon: Best in Category (miscellaneous quilt) at the 2023 New Mexico State Fair.

Courtesy of Carol St. Clair Johnson