Anne @anne@beach.city

This is what the barn looks like without the sunglasses.

Is there a zine that's like, prepping but for collectivists? As in "when the 18-wheelers stop coming, here's what to do." How to grow food in soil you can't test, how to make abandoned buildings livable, how to maintain and create organization with your neighbors, food preservation, medicine, etc

Something you can stash in a drawer for just-in-case, to keep your neighbors alive in case of collapse. I'd definitely buy one

it's cool how, being visibly trans, a bunch of closeted trans people -- even strangers -- will just quietly come out to you about how they're getting ready to transition

like i just want to hug all of them and tell them they're wonderful

Moss, on the walls, trees and in the grass, high up in the Black Mountains, at Llanthony Priory, Wales. #Plants #Wales

#Florespondence

This mama duck near my office adopted someone else’s clutch and now has many many children who all love her

I have a news article from 2016 with no author listed but I want to know their sources for the article's data.... should I contact the managers, editors, or reporters?

Since @thejovian was talking about The Magnificent Seven, allow me to offer you the opportunity to check out Akira Kurosawa's The Seven Samurai (1954). It's an amazing film; there's a reason it's been imitated & reinterpreted so much. B&W, in Japanese with English subs. Dm me for a link! 😊

If you don't have a process in place for accommodating disabled job applicants (for example, those who cannot talk on the phone), it may be time to talk to HR about revising your hiring process.

@Torie could never have imagined that I would be this excited by a name tag

Honestly if anyone has any interesting resources for adhd or autism, their overlaps, sensory stuff, and just general tips and tricks/management type of stuff, I always love reading that kinda thing. Most of it tends to be pretty helpful too.

here is a thread of sci-fi and horror short fiction I have enjoyed recently

you can read them all online

A Vector Alphabet of Interstellar Travel by Yoon Ha Lee

an examination of various races' cultural methods of moving through space

it reminds me of Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, a book which I love very much

with thanks to @Dayglochainsaw

https://www.tor.com/2011/08/10/a-vector-alphabet-of-interstellar-travel/

Trains are kinda, like, anti-looking-nice devices, and I tried like two dozen times and still don't like the picture, but I'm trying 🤷

Can anyone tell me how using your middle age, middle class white priviledge to be willingly arested en mass is bad.

Like seriously, I keep reading poeple, yet none can articulate why that tactic is bad.

If they are not supposed to do that, what is your plan for them in asbolishing priviledges and destroying capitalism.

It is extremely liberating to not pretend that you know things you don't. It also opens you up to a lot more chances to learn shit. It rules

Bolted bok choy flowers and a bacopa bloom, I believe. #florespondence

So frustrated with all the Québec brogressives saying how much they are defending women's rights and how much freedom of religion they are ensuring by trying to make sure no woman can wear a hijab.

Normal. #dogposting (portrait)

Some photos from today, using my sunglasses as a filter. #photography ·