Collin Joseph

@kinase.bsky.social

Data scientist from the Bronx who probably loves Messiaen too much 🏳️‍🌈

Several times a week growing up, dinner was a hearty soup that had no name. Thick with multiple kinds of sweet potatoes, casava, kidney beans, and sometimes chicken drumsticks with lots of spices, it was comforting and the smell and taste of home.

Jax Devora (is writing)@jaxdevora.bsky.social · 4mo ago

#BonApriltit DAY 22 Soup isn't just things in liquid—they can also be a fantastic snapshot of a culture. Think about ramen vs tom yum. New England clam chowder vs Southern chicken and dumpling soup. What are some soups (or stews!) found in your world's culture?

#BonApriltit
a food-themed worldbuilding game

Day 22: Soup/Stews
What is typically in the soup pots of your world? Any traditional soups?

game hosted by jaxdevora

(Background is a picnic on green grass. There's a white/blue checkered blanket spread out. Three sandwiches sit on a cutting board next to a basket.)

Adams must be removed. The city cannot sustain being governed for nearly a year by a Mayor who is being coerced by Trump admin in order to escape charges. This corruption poses a real threat to the people of the city. He should have resigned a while ago, but will not. So it’s time for him to go.

Oh look, a story about where I grew up! www.thecity.nyc/2024/11/08/t... It's clear that Dems have a brand problem. It's easier for many voters to believe what the right says about them than what they are actually saying, and to interpret that all the harm the right promises won't affect you.

Trump Supporters Exult in the NYC Neighborhoods Where He Gained the Most

While nearly 600,000 fewer voters backed the Democrat than last time, some of the nearly 100,000 more voters who backed the Republican had a lot to say about their reasons and hopes.

thecity.nyc