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Matthew E. Williams esq.

@matthewewilliams.blacksky.app

Kidney Transplant Recipient 11/26/2024 "Kidney Aubert" Kansas City, Missouri Attorney & Author. #CHIEFSKingdom I share my political thoughts on SubStack. Minding My World @ https://mattewilliams.substack.com/?r=1sej3s&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklist

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Matthew E. Williams esq.@matthewewilliams.blacksky.app · 4mo ago

The last 6 months have been truly a test of who I say I am. I've lost my mother, my job and my election. Today I sit alone on Mother's Day fleetingly trying to hold myself together. I was raised by sparrows. They are gone from me. When my wings unfurl, they are black and covered in leathery scales.

Kendra "Gloom is My Beat" Pierre-Louis@kendrawrites.com · 10mo ago

Friendly reminder that dishwashers made after 1995 or so are so water and energy efficient that even if you ran them twice fully loaded it would still use less water than handwashing the same load. So many "green" things feel like sacrifices. Dishwashers are not one of them.

Matthew E. Williams esq.@matthewewilliams.blacksky.app · 11mo ago

If you want to run for something and make a change in who runs parties, this is the right advice in most states, even open primary states. The part they don't say is how difficult the independent establishment figure is when they aren't openly objectionable like Cuomo. See the Buffalo mayor race.

Courtney Milan@courtneymilan.com · 11mo ago

Hey, a lot of people are talking about changing affiliation from Democratic to Independent. Let me tell you why you shouldn’t do that in Colorado. One of the main ways to get a primary challenge candidate on a ballot is to caucus for your party. You need to be registered as a Dem to caucus.

Costa Samaras@costasamaras.com · 11mo ago

here's something cool: the son of the letter carrier on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (McFeely) is a real letter carrier for the USPS and he's our letter carrier and he's awesome

Matthew E. Williams esq.@matthewewilliams.blacksky.app · 11mo ago

I don't know what was going on for this person in the 90s, but a common command until I was off to college was "Don't y'all drink all that soda/pop! GET YOU SOME WATER!" When I was a teen in high school in the late 90s? Hall pass, long drink of water at fountain, socialize, back to class, repeat.

Pookleblinky@pookleblinky.bsky.social · 11mo ago

If you were not alive in the 90's, you don't realize that no one back then drank water. The idea of hydration didn't exist yet, if you were thirsty there was soda or some kind of very bright blue sugar water and that was it Every kid was extremely dehydrated and close to organ failure at all times