Larissa Kelly

@larissakelly.bsky.social

Migration is beautiful.

After LANTERNS episode 6, I'm even more confused about this - what did Hal go to jail for? (And was it Earth jail, or space jail?) Why does Hal owe amends because most of Rushville willingly protected a genocidaire who offered good health benefits (before she used space lasers to shoot up the town)?

Larissa Kelly@larissakelly.bsky.social · last wk.

Did you understand how Hal was supposed to have betrayed his oath and values to keep the ring? I didn't really get that part (given that John was conscious and not on fire when Hal left the car).

Random call into the void: is there by any chance anyone on here who knows of a really good historical treatment of the 1866 treaty between the U.S. and the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations?

Question for law-talking folks - is there actually a First Amendment issue with banning outlets from the White House, if other restrictions aren't put on reporting and publication? Presumably lots of news orgs already lack WH access - does revoking existing credentials cause specific legal problems?

Sometimes it's interesting to look back on older work, I made this artwork of Ginger Rogers for Arrow in 2017. They changed the text for the cover - I think mine was probably too hard to read.

Cover artwork by Jennifer Dionisio for the Arrow Academy release of Magnificent Doll (1946). A historical drama starring Ginger Rogers & David Niven. Directed by Frank Borzage.

I don't know if this is particular to America, or modernity, or what, but a lot of people really seem to struggle with the idea that sometimes choices have to be made in situations where no good choice is available (including the choice of removing oneself from the situation)

We always talk about "imagine if a Democrat was doing this," but even trying to think about President Nikki Haley saying she would demolish the Kennedy Center if it didn't have her name on it, the mind boggles

Genuinely: if you know someone with trail crew, landscaping, etc experience who has worked with chainsaws and wants to live and work on a tropical island for a couple months, please encourage them to apply (or apply if this is you!). I can teach the banding part. I know you folks are out there!

Lauren@tinylongwing.bsky.social · last mo.

Come work for me! Especially if you like veg clearing because hoo boy two super typhoons did a number on the net lanes. But it's the best place in the world, I promise!

States represented in HBO's "Mysteries of the Midwest" category: Texas (3) Georgia (2) Maine (2) Pennsylvania (2) Alabama (1) Arizona (1) Arkansas (1) Colorado (1) Missouri (1) New Mexico (1) New York (1) North Carolina (1) "Dust Bowl," writ large (Carnivàle) and of course Victoria, Australia