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she/they | 28 | friendly neighborhood nature nerd

went on a date. we were talking about books. they were kind of breathlessly like “would you consider reading something dystopian?” And was SHOCKED when I said yes. also was weirded out by the idea of reading sad things at all. Someone who is absolutely not going to match my freak….

so pissed off that my non-profit employer, who only gives us “mission aligned holidays” doesn’t give us Labor Day like what the fuck isn’t ”mission aligned“ about Labor Day

starting a dnd campaign with friends and I’m like so jazzed to be playing a tabletop game with friends for the first time in a LONG time that I’m not even that mad it’s dnd

recent google searches: - how to make summer last forever - summer ending soon how to stop - please I want to keep spending days in the mountains with my friends reading in the sun and swimming in lakes please don’t make the seasons change please let this moment last forever

I love her but I wish people wouldn't say there will never be another like her. She put in the work to enable hope, charity, and success in others every day & would want us to believe that a future of generosity & kindness is still deserved & possible even if she's gone now. We can all enable it.

I was just talking to a friend today about Dolly Parton's Imagination Library - new books every month, totally for free, for kids ages 1-5. My son was part of the program - this is a copy of the letter that came with his last book, right after his 5th birthday.

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The death of folk graphic design in favor of AI slop across our country's delis is leading to some incredibly Lovecraftian food horrors

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out it goes: my long post about Rachel Hope Cleves's claim that Tillie Walden plagiarised her book. It's long because Cleves's claim is much, much more bizarre than it looked on first reading. I'm not going to bury the lede here. Cleves's claim does not hold up. buttondown.com/thene/archiv...

stick a pin in this metaphor

…because these covers are a microcosm of the entire conflict; Walden's book is mostly built on writing and other objects left by Sylvia Drake, Charity Bryant, and others. Her work includes many elements from these records that Cleves does not refer to in her book, and many of her interpretations of those records are different from Cleves's interpretations, often intentionally so. In addition to her historical basis, Walden's book includes fictional dialogue and story elements that are original to her work, some of which are inspired by Walden's own life.
thene@thene.bsky.social · last mo.

i am working on a very, very long blog post that could really have fit into a skeet: When someone posts that "this website/journal article/etc proves my dramatic claim!!!" and then does not link to the website, journal article, etc, it is because it does not in fact prove their dramatic claim.

Thinking about a conversation with a coworker where they confirmed my pronouns, I made a comment like well I like she/they but almost no one ever they/thems me and they were like oh then I’ll always they/them you and then 2 minutes later used she when talking about me on the radio

for centuries people have been asking, “what should i eat for lunch?” and yet none of religion nor science nor philosophy has been able to give a definitive answer