Putting on a little outfit to amp myself up for work isn’t enough I wanna win the lottery, quit my job, and hang out with my dog all day
I busted my ass in my 20s so that once I got to my 30s I’d still have to work so much
One exfoliating technique is to get so many mosquito bites that you scratch off the top layer of skin
All bitches know is listen to podcasts about the history of Rome, eat hot chips, be bisexual, and cry
Denormalize having to use your personal cell phone to log on to your work computer
Medical Emergency Uber for Normie
Josephine "beckbook.com" Riesman@josie.zone · 12mo agoSlightly diminish a band: Wet Cement
I got distracted from work by thinking about the Yellowstone super volcano again
I have a little short story up on @hexliterary.bsky.social
hex@hexliterary.bsky.social · last yr."We were always driving in my car. You never took the wheel. The billboards never scared me." This week on hex, Carmen Brady's "I Will Be in the Water," a haunting and beautifully written piece of eco-apocalyptic fiction, a relationship splitting at the tectonic plates. Don't miss this one! 👇🪸
I have a little short story up on @hexliterary.bsky.social
hex@hexliterary.bsky.social · last yr."We were always driving in my car. You never took the wheel. The billboards never scared me." This week on hex, Carmen Brady's "I Will Be in the Water," a haunting and beautifully written piece of eco-apocalyptic fiction, a relationship splitting at the tectonic plates. Don't miss this one! 👇🪸
"We were always driving in my car. You never took the wheel. The billboards never scared me." This week on hex, Carmen Brady's "I Will Be in the Water," a haunting and beautifully written piece of eco-apocalyptic fiction, a relationship splitting at the tectonic plates. Don't miss this one! 👇🪸
I Will Be in the Water by Carmen Brady
We were always driving in my car. You never took the wheel. The billboards never scared me. They taught me nothing of the world. At night I read about the galaxies and traced constellations to connect...
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"I go, 'Please.' And you say, 'No chance.'" So stoked to feature Sam Berman on hex this week with an incredibly well crafted story, every line distilled into knife-sharp perfection. This one is so strange and compelling and just an absolute wonder at the sentence level. Don't miss it! 👇
War Paint by Sam Berman
I go, “Please.” And you say, “No chance.” So, “Please. Please. Please,” I plead. “No. No. No.” Twilit. Almost all dark, outside, on our lawn is the stack of pallets your brother hasn’t com...
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So brave of me to teach despite having a minor stomachache that is definitely my own fault