Kelly

@kellyexplainsitall.bsky.social

Gardener, pet parent, lgbtq ally, feminist, doctor of audiology. Happily married and living in NYS. Always down to clown if onion rings are involved.

Also the number of trees and the plant life that would totally take over yards, buildings, streets!!! It wouldn't take long for roads to disappear under groundcover without regular use. All yards would have tree saplings coming up and overgrown bushes/plants. People would get ticks!!

Jason Read@jasonread.bsky.social · 2w ago

I think that we have to admit that post-apocalyptic movies seriously underplayed how much diarrhea and disease are involved in social collapse.

My husband works in special education, and he attended a funeral for one of the kids today. He said that the kids family all live out of state and nobody, not even his parents came to the funeral. He said the parents watched on video feeds- his dad watched the service while driving his car.

Escorting the nine-year-old to a friend’s birthday pool party, I told him I wasn’t going to swim in part because I’m dressed for work. He told me I could just jump in like Mamdani did. This is what socialism does to our children.

I wish there was a Them's Warehouse (a Men's warehouse but for everyone). I wanna be measured, given stuff to try on, complimented, and walk away with a couple smart new suits, a dress or skirt combo, fitted shirts 😭 Very jealous of my husband tbh

Documentaries should show the person's name and relationship to the subject more than just the first time they're on the screen! I swear I think have partial face blindness, please help me outtttt

"So you know Murphy's Law? That anything that can go wrong will?" 'Yeah' "Well, do you know Cole's Law?" 'No, what's that' "It's cabbage chopped up with vinegar and mayo"

Thompson's hematologist at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Robert A. Brodsky, published a study revealing that the research now has an overall 94% disease-free survival rate. "[A cure is now] available to the majority, almost the entirety, of sickle cell patients.” #GoodNews #BlackSky 🌱

Woman Diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease at 2-Months-Old Wakes Up with No Pain for the First Time in Her Life After New Treatment

Tatyana Thompson, who was diagnosed with sickle cell disease when she was 2 months old, was successfully cured of the disease after she participated in Johns Hopkins research on sickle cell treatment.

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