egg morning 🐣

Seriously make me an offer I want it gone ASAP and will put it all (except the dresser) on the street otherwise. DM me or comment below photo to claim.

Large, sturdy, original cowry pine dresser. 6 drawers.

Price: $500 ONO

Painted furniture I did when arty.

Side table price: $20 ONO

Hall table price: $10 ONO

Kmart bar cabinet.

Price: $50 ONO.

3-seater couch (Freedom 6yo).

Price: $100 ONO.

SYD: i'm selling some furniture so we have space to put our baby somewhere lol.

All selling for Price ONO, we just wanna get rid of this stuff.

All pick up from Leichhardt.

1. Sideboard (secondhand). $70 ONO

Yes I am getting that sense! Lots of people with individual interests and reading preferences etc

Ooh that's an interesting thought! Thank you for the feedback :)

Reading friends: what would make you subscribe to a book service (ie one that sends you a book a month or a book a quarter or something)? Keen to hear people's thoughts on these services!

I'm excited to announce this new paper we have in The Lancet Planetary Health.

Is "green growth" happening in high-income countries?

At achieved rates, these countries would take more than 220 years to reduce emissions by 95%. There's nothing "green" about this.

www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

Ohhhh ok will give it a go

Greens!

Update on this: I gave him a little bit of tomato (one of his favourites) and he held it in his mouth with his mouth open until I took it out and threw it away.

The person who invites you to Bluesky is the closest thing we have to vampire sires.

Oh definitely also morning sickness!!! Doritos is a great call omg I have so far found saladas to be a helpful thing to munch

She cleaned my while kitchen and rearranged it to make it more functional. This woman is a superstar.

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I made a piece on trans women in sports for news.com.au. Thanks Riah Matthews for giving me this opportunity and I really hope it assists with understanding on an issue that I'm particularly passionate about and which has been so riddled with lies.
www.news.com.au/sport/sports...

diagram of voice to parliament Parliament requests advice from the voice who provide better solutions and real results to parliament

parliament requests advice?
i thought the voice made representations to parliament on matters impacting mob. not awaited a request from govt 🤔

My sister in law and her family are visiting us in Syd for the first time, and I am so exhausted from early pregnancy and from general ADHD dysfunction that I had to ask my mum to come help me clean my house ✌️

Do ittttttttt

The push for nuclear energy in Australia is driven by delay and denial, not evidence | Adam Morton Unsubstantiated claims of nuclear energy’s worth distracts from the urgency to act now on climate crisis

www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Adam Morton says it as it is - the current wave of nuclear boosterism is at its heart an anti-renewable energy campaign.

My dog is on the most amount of drugs rn I gave him a treat and it fell out of his mouth lol

The corruptible nature of men in The Lord of the Rings is something Musk truly took to heart, I see.

I am watching the LA season of Project Runway and I forgot how much they all fucking hate each other at the end haha

I had to unfollow him bc it kept reappearing in my timeline and knocking me off course

Prayers up for my little family, we have a big medical appointment tomorrow and we're hoping for positive news

Stop Calling It “Climate Anxiety.” It’s Climate Dread. The phrase “climate dread” better legitimizes the real and tangible threat coming toward us.

I wrote about how the phrase "climate anxiety" doesn't quite cut it. The proper, heavier, more foreboding feeling is dread.

my first for TNR! thanks to the great @mollytaft.bsky.social for edits

https://newrepublic.com/article/174710/stop-calling-climate-anxiety-its-climate-dread

Australia’s greenhouse emissions are a national disgrace that are destroying the planet and costin... The quarterly emissions data reinforces how much of a joke our 2030 emissions target is

My column today on Australia's greenhouse gas emissions - how they are rising and how they are barely getting reported