Rebecca Stone Gordon

@meanlouise.bsky.social

Coffee enthusiast. Gothic & eco-horror, Biocultural archaeology (mummies), Nuclear & Cold War culture. Audio stuff. Probably knitting. Header: a S central FL swamp. trees, reflections in water, mist Also @excavatinghorror.com Not weird at all

Please enjoy 40 seconds of goldfinch & chipmunk taking time out from trying to murder each other to peaceably enjoy some coneflower seeds, as shot thru a screened & rain-smudgy window. Sound optional (really only for fans of the Cursed Clock, with guest appearance by beeping coffeemaker)

Please assist in all the ways you can. We’ve got our neighborhood network to help protect families and staff, but this is now becoming a steady occupation of our school and recreation sites and it is unacceptable. 2/2

Attention Ecologists! We are going to need *a lot* of ecologists. The First Lego League Teams need to speak with a scientist about their projects every year. Every year it's a different type of scientist. Last year was archaeologists. This year, ecologists! Sign up: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

A fish is a teacher, wearing a button-up shirt with a collar. He says "Volunteer to speak with classrooms in front of a chalkboard that says "Skype a scientist needs YOU!". A snail on his desk says Help! And a shrimp says "Lego league is coming!" and a nervous seahorse says "this year's theme is ecosystems"
Sarah McAnulty, Ph.D.@sarahmackattack.bsky.social · 5d ago

If a fish was a schoolteacher would they wear a short sleeve button up shirt and a tie, or JUST a tie?

This video is excellent. And important. I know a woman who fell, could not get up, and lay there, alone with her dog, for three days until my mother happened to find her (she survived, barely). It is a truly horrible, traumatizing thing to happen to anyone.

Courtney Milan@courtneymilan.com · 6d ago

I'm a big fan of Upright Health (many of his mobility exercises have been EXCELLENT for me), but I feel like this video (with the accurate yet clickbait-y title) is something a lot of people might benefit from seeing.

Tuition was $200 a year. ($62,680 + fees now). Next post is a link to last year’s exhibit of original documents from the archives. I didn’t post this in the Spring bc too many of you were climbing the mountains of application madness with your high school children & I didn’t wish to harm you.

Reproductions of a 1925 American University application & class enrollment card.

I’ll happily knit heavy wool stuff all summer long. I also knit more portable smaller or summer-friendly projects. Who wants to knit with a growing Nordic sweater in their lap unless AC. Those things are made of sheep! But when we’re living on the surface of the sun like this I rack up sad UFOS.*

I taught this book when it was published & I still think about what an absolute crime it is that Borsook didn’t get the acclaim she deserved. Things could have been so much different, but I’m grateful this work is getting a new life. There’s a preorder link in the 🧵

Anna Merlan @annamerlan.bsky.social · last wk.

NEW: I had the pleasure of profiling Paulina Borsook, whose book Cyberselfish, about the early tech industry, is a great key to understanding why it’s so bad today. For her trouble, Borsook has had a very weird and bad 25 years, something she calls “a curse.” www.motherjones.com/politics/202...