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@sloeginpudding.bsky.social
๐งฟ๐ชฌ Gay AffCath Episcopalian. Filipino/Irish-British mix. Neurodivergent. Social liberal/democrat. Ghostwriter. INFJ. Humanities, languages, cookery, liturgy, mahjong, telenovelas, books, folklore, tea, human rights, big furry men. ๐บ๐ฆ๐ช๐บ EN-ES-TL-FR ๐ต๐ญ๐น๐ผ๐ฎ๐ช๐ฌ๐ง๐ช๐ธ๐จ๐ฆ๐บ๐ธ
Life isn't a fairytale. If you lose a shoe at midnight, you're drunk. โDarynda Jones
*recites De Profundis and lets him go with his girlfriend*
Also, itโs cute that people just assume weโre going to have elections at all. I hope so, of course! But we canโt just rely on rule of law, custom, or tradition. These things donโt matter to the current administration.
I wish media would stop writing celebratory articles about the blue wave coming in November. Firstly, polls have been wildly wrong before. Secondly, we need to focus on getting people out to vote. Itโs basic stuff.
๐ "Saoirse Ronan [...] in a Sharp Dark Comedy With Shocking Twists" - The Hollywood Reporter BAD APPLES screens at the IFI this week. ๐๏ธ Book Now | https://ifi.ie/films/bad-apples-2 ๐ Opens Fri 18th An overworked primary school teacher impulsively imprisons her most disruptive pupil.
It's #LoveDonegal day today, and what an easy county to love! Here are just a few of my favourite spots in this stunningly beautiful county. What are your favourites? #Ireland #SpรฉirGhorm #DiscoverIreland #Travel
Oh, you miss how I make bobotie and geelrys? Oh well. Can make tomatiebredie, denningvleis, samoosas, sabanangvleis, koeksisters, paptert, melktert, sosaties, hoenderkerrie, malvapudding, braaibroodjies, beskuit, vrugtekoek, blatjang, waterblommetjiebredie, worsrolletjies, and chakalaka sauce too.
Oh, just me in Cape Town/Kaapstad back in 2009.
Very reminiscent of South African pass laws (the dompas) during Apartheid.
I mean, potatoes and rice are nice, but I eat meat only once a week.
Americans canโt afford groceries
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I am completing my second Canadian history book, due for release in Spring 2027. For now, you can enjoy my first book, Canada's Main Street! Find it at local bookstores, online and at your library! buff.ly/I88bYnG
Unpopular opinion: The Expulsion of the Loyalists led to what America is today. But the root of it really is Old England ridding itself of the Puritans. Itโs why we have Trump-loving Fundies in our present.
Yeah, if you are in the US at present, I think only Canadians would know what โUEโ means. Especially in regions where the Loyalists (a good chunk of the American colonists) settled after the War of Independence. It was like a huge brain drain.
No, nobody I know would have any idea what that means! I did once figure out that I could document 15 ancestors who have family societies I could join. As it stands Iโm only a member of the Alden Kindred.
Blueberry grunt is literally a stovetop cobbler. Itโs not difficult to make, and itโs ridiculously delicious and satisfying with a scoop of ice cream. How anyone wouldnโt like it is beyond me. Granted, itโs no peach melba or apple charlotte, but still.
Thanks for sharing your UEL family history! (I did a paper on the UELs and their migration to the Maritimes and Ontario. ๐ ) I canโt imagine anyone turning their noses at blueberry grunt though! Or even butter tarts! Do you use the post-nominal UE after your name? Because you are entitled to it.
Blueberry grunt is one of my favorite maritime dishes and most of my family turn up their nose at it. It tastes good and it gives me a chance to talk about my loyalist ancestors who moved to Guysborough county. Itโs been passed down in my family since the 17th century.
Made it to the other bridge! (Like 15+ minutes ago lol) Here's a mural and dahlias I've been meaning to snap photos of all summer +a few wildflowers, as a treat. ๐
Iโve heard enough UUโs singing โWe are gentle angry people / And we are singing, singing for our livesโ at protests and rallies to realise that they do indeed have that dog in them. Plus โSpirit of Life, come unto meโ is a pretty good hymn.
what this actually is is the psychic damage of an evangelical childhood now expressed through different means
UU's have that dog in them. Not as much as Quakers, but still.
you have to be remarkably brain-mushed to think that Unitarian Universalists are weak or unprincipled.
Incidentally, I do not believe that absolutely no modern Western people would be willing to die for the sake of something they believe to be true, and I also donโt think it would be a good think if that were the case.