Kathleen 📚🧶🐶

@leroocotton.bsky.social

I'm reader, dog lover, knitter and crocheter and a cotton indie yarn dyer based out of michigan! leroocotton.com goodreads.com/leroo app.thestorygraph.com/profile/leroo

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The 2025 Trans Rights Readathon starts on March 21st and runs through the 31st. The goal of this event is to Uplift, Amplify, and Support trans authors, trans stories, and trans communities. 🏳️‍⚧️💙💗🤍

Text: All about the 2025 Trans Rights Readathon. How to sign up, participate, dates, and more!Text: Mark your calendars. This year the Trans Rights Readathon will be Friday, March 21st through Monday, March 31st! This year is longer than the last two years.Text: What is the Trans Rights Readathon? The Trans Rights Readathon is an annual decentralized call to action for readers and book lovers in support of Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) on March 31st.Text: The TRR isn't just reading, it's action! The Trans Rights Readathon encourages readers to seek out works by and/or about trans, nonbinary, 2Spirit, and gender non-conforming authors and characters along with taking action on the mutual, local, and national level. We have three core goals: Uplift. Amplify. Support.

I saw Urinetown the musical in NYC this weekend and it's the exact right time for everyone to see this show. It's one of my all time favorites, and while it's got a silly title it's fun, and smart, and it made me cry this go around so it hits hard right now

Urinetown the musical in front of a red curtain

Happy: Black history Black present Black future Black love Black joy Black health Black healing Black people Black community Black family Black kids Black culture Black creativity Black ingenuity Black legacy Black innovation Black liberation Black resistance Black existence ...month🖤

2 years ago I kept sharing first bloom with a hot pink partner and I think that pink distracted from the star of the show. But now it's back, this slight reformulation is In Bloom - it's a low contrast, almost mermaid variegated of purples and blues available on all my cotton bases! 🧶 #indiedyedyarn

A blue and purple low variegated, 2 ply cotton yarn lays on pile of unhanked yarn to show off the subtle shifts of warm and cool purple and warm and cool blue8 skeins of blue and purple yarn. The first skein, tencel, is deeper and higher contrast, the next bamboo linen is more muted with dustier tones. The third skein, pima cotton is slightly deeper than the remaining skeins, with a bit of a shine. The 4th, cotton bamboo leans slightly warmer, the 5th, organic cotton is subtle and more low variegation. The 6th, organic cotton/linen has slightly shifted tone similar to bamboo/linen - dustier and moodier. The 7th skein, soft pima sport, is the same as the previous image, and the final skein is vegan sock, shorter than the rest and a bit darkerThe purple and blue variegated yarn in cotton bamboo lays on a bed of yarn to show off the different color shifts. In the corner are a knit and crochet swatch. The swatches show the subtle and random shifts between the shades - cool purple into a warm almost pink purple, and cool blues and warmer watery blues, all blending together seamlessly

Quick book reviews! Grown: oomph, excellently done. Important. Triggers abound but are the point We Used to Live Here: genuinely scary and wild in different ways than a lot of horror. Very reddit Roommate Risk: this made me understand why people hate friends to lovers 😂 #booksky #books 💙📚 🩸📚 🌶️📚

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