Mary Holzman-Tweed

@mareht.bsky.social

(she/her) The taller half. Artist, volunteer, urban creature.

Yesterday was emotionally and physically exhausting, but in the best of ways. Thanks to my darling friend Miriam I had 2 tickets 2 a tour of the textile conservation lab at St. John the Divine, & invited a friend from a local drawing group. Wound up with a blister on the bottom of my foot walking to

🟨 “It is very seldom that mere ordinary people like John and myself secure ancestral halls for the summer.” The Yellow Wall Paper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman Narrator: Leanna Renee Hieber Host: Kat Day Audio Producer: Chelsea Davis C/W: Emotional abuse/control, medical gaslighting

PseudoPod 1044: The Yellow Wall Paper

It is very seldom that mere ordinary people like John and myself secure ancestral halls for the summer. A colonial mansion, a hereditary estate, I would say a haunted house, and reach the height of…

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“If our quest for personal flourishing in this world, through the study and practice of Buddhism, doesn’t lead us to question the structures that give rise to hunger, inequality, prejudice, and injustice, then our Buddhism exists in a rarefied atmosphere

The Fae: so we’re going to take you away from here and— Me: I accept! The Fae: and you won’t remember anything and you will not return for a century— Me: I ACCEPT HARDER

Kelmscott Church a church I had glanced at previously but never ventured in. This church for those who dont know, is the resting place of THE William Morris (finally found his grave) but my next post will show interesting wall paintings

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the only people who could ever earnestly support means testing are people who've never had to be means tested before. it is a humiliating, dehumanizing bureaucratic hostage negotiation with a system whose primary purpose is to *not* provide financial support as often as humanly possible

Erica C. Barnett@ericacbarnett.bsky.social · last mo.

The Seattle City Council just voted 6-3 to approve Joy Hollingsworth's amendment to delay universal school lunches for kids, replacing them with vouchers for qualifying low-income parents to buy groceries over school breaks and weekends. Eddie Lin, Alexis Mercedes Rinck, and Rob Saka voted no.