Finished Underboss: Sammy the Bull Gravano’s Story of Life in the Mafia by Peter Maas 📚💙 I read this because my stepdad is fascinated by the Mafia. Sammy definitely inflated his own importance, but I enjoyed hearing his POV on life in the Mafia & his reasoning for becoming an informant. #BookSky
Sunaina Chopra
@sunainamoudgill.bsky.social
Continuously learning as an MPT/PhD Candidate at UBC - sustained by home-baked goods, reading binges, hockey nights, and sci-fi adventures ✨ She/Her | Views are my own
On Dolly Parton Day, I'm remember how she... -Gifted millions of free books to kids -Ensured musicians she worked with got union benefits -Helped fund medical research and the COVID vaccine -Donated millions to communities hit by natural disasters -Funded high school band programs She is missed!
Finished Harry Potter and the Cursed Child 📚💙 I actually really enjoyed how different it felt reading it as a screenplay. It made me wish I could see the play performed in real life someday. Still love the magic, but I think experiencing the story on stage would make it even more magical ⚡️ #BookSky
I remember when polio put my friends into iron lungs. We lined up at school to get vaccinated. We eradicated the disease. We protected the common good and saved lives. Now, two MORE unvaccinated people have died from measles. What RFK Jr. is doing to public health in America is a disgrace.
This Labor Day (and all other days): Thank the workers who serve you. Appreciate the workers who care for you. Respect the workers who pick up your trash. Salute the workers who get you your mail. Honor the workers who teach your children. Pay all workers a living wage.
First day of physiotherapy school orientation week 🥹 So excited for this next chapter! 💙
Honoured to present at CSFS’ Strength in Solidarity event, sharing how my MSc research is helping inform programs & services. Creating space for First Nations men to share their voices is essential to building programs with communities, not just for them 🧡 #IndigenousResearch #ResearchInAction
For years, “9 to 5” has been my alarm ringtone. It's a little burst of Dolly Parton reminding me every morning to get up, find my strength, and take on the day ahead. Thank you for the music, the inspiration, and the joy. You will be deeply missed 💜
Finished Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, narrated by Penn Badgley 📚💙 Honestly, I found it okay. I loved the concept, the futuristic elements, & the questions it raises about society, technology, & censorship. Some quotes really stuck with me, especially that iconic opening line. #BookSky
👋 Public Health Communicator from Australia here. One of the reasons Australia punches above its weight in sports is that it prioritizes sports science. It's no surprise that Aussie athletes like the swim team have been consistently masking to prevent themselves getting sick before competitions.
Canadian Ellie Black is the first gymnast, man or woman, to win two Commonwealth Games all-around titles. Her longevity in the sport is incredible. She’s beloved by teammates, competitors and fans. And she’s made more history for Canada.
Thou shalt not blame Canada for wildfires caused by climate change you’ve spent your whole life denying and intensifying through your own greed and stupidity.
My wish for today is that you write something with your human brain. I don't care if it's a grocery list, an email, a letter to your cat or a poem about cookies. Writing is so uniquely human and magical and it should be celebrated.
I’m just up here in Canada enjoying fresh fruits and veggies without worrying about 💩. Because, you know, they have food inspectors and rules here.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, delivers the Golden Glove trophy to Spanish goalkeeper Unai Simón. PS: For those not aware, PM Carney was a Hockey goalie at Harvard University in the mid-1980s
Twitter: we hate everything and everyone and we’re mostly bots. Bluesky: we have caturday and dog adoption videos.
Just finished listening to Talk Like TED by Carmine Gallo 📚🎧 As a PhD student, I found it packed with practical tips for oral presentations. A great reminder that memorable talks are built on passion, storytelling, & clear communication. I highly recommend this book! #BookSky #PhDSky #AcademicSky
I just finished listening to 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas by Jules Verne. I loved the concept of the Nautilus & Captain Nemo, but the story itself didn’t quite work for me. I much preferred his other books. It was still fascinating to see the imagination that helped shape early sci-fi! #BookSky 📚🎧
Rest in peace to one of cinema’s most outstanding artists; the legendary actor Sam Neill (1947–2026)
Canadian Mi’kmaw used canoe for transportation and learned that using spruce roots and eel grass tied to their canoe who deter sharks. #Canada #AtlanticCanadian #AtlanticOcean #Sharks
Thank you Canada 🙏 Every team but one eventually goes home, and it was our time today But we went further than we ever have and you did us proud
Infinite growth on a finite planet is a physical impossibility.
Just finished listening to Animal Farm by George Orwell, narrated by Stephen Fry as part of the Orwell Collection on Audible 💙📚 Boxer’s death absolutely shook me, and that ending was incredible! Such a powerful story that still feels relevant today. I’d highly recommend it to everyone! #BookSky
Bluesky launched in February 2023 as an invite-only platform. As of June 2026, we have 45 million users. For reference, that's almost the population of Argentina. Thank you for being here with us 💙 Here’s to the next 45 million accounts.