Greta

For some disabled protestors, “Hands Off” went virtual "We know we have to teach everyone how to include us."

In-person protests—with their noise, limited seating, and unmasked crowds—can be inaccessible to disabled people.

While some may grimace at using Zoom for social activities, for many chronically ill and disabled people, having the platform continue to be available is a relief.

I'm waiting for Valheim to make this permanent

Ok but hear me out - what if people bought each other heirloom beans for special occasions? They're nice enough that you don't really buy them for yourself, but they're a *really* lovely treat if you didn't pay for them! Plus we could support small businesses.

This message brought to you by the fact that my house is almost 80* and I'm not mad about it.

Planning to spend my whole summer in cute spandex booty shorts and ain't nothin y'all can do to stop me.

It still weirds me out that the severe weather sirens play tunes and talk here.

The Fight for Sex Worker Safety Is Bigger Than Hollywood Recognition - Galore As Anora Basks in Its Post-Oscars Afterglow, The Cupcake Girls and Aylo Push for Safety Beyond Hollywood When Mikey Madison accepted her Best Actress win at this year’s Oscars for Anora, she used her ...

In "Safety Training With The Cupcake Girls," @cheriedeville.bskyverified.social and Sofia Rose give adult creators the information they need to protect themselves — with real life advice from creators who have been there.

Great work by @cupcakegirlsorg.bsky.social and Aylo.

All of this is legit and I really appreciate your detailed response and analysis. Sorry it took me so long to acknowledge it 😅

This is why I kept and maintain my gutterpunk youth.

You never want it to be necessary to fuck shit up, but when it comes time what you want is some people rooted in good old-fashioned disaffectation with a healthy sense of humor and a complete lack of respect for respectability.

People>property

All that to say - things are absolutely horrific right now and should definitely be stopped. I definitely don't want to dismiss the harm of *gestures wildly* everything.

I don't necessarily mean that as a "the US is only purely horrific and negative" statement, but I worry that focus on how bad things have been "recently" or due to specific political actions distracts us from how these things are consequences and part of an established pattern of cruelty.

I mean, what's to say we haven't been *there* for a long time? Like, other than other countries waging physical war on US land, what atrocities are going on in other countries that haven't also been happening here for a long time? (Plus our own special atrocities!)

This is incredible ❤️❤️❤️ congrats, buddy!

Noncompliance is a powerful weapon!

Czechoslovakia’s velvet revolution, after Soviet invasion in ‘68
When a Soviet comes to you

1. Don’t know
2. Don’t care
3. Don’t tell
4. Don’t have
5. Don’t know how to
6. Don’t give
7. Can’t do
8. Don’t sell
9. Don’t show
10. Do nothing.

Grey eyelashes seem like an aspect of aging no one wants you about. Not a terrible one - just a surprise.

How long can a human read utility sink reviews and stay sane?

To clarify - I'm totally fine, there's just a lot going on around me.

I'm trying to decide if there have been more individual and community catastrophes and tragedies this year than usual, or if the levels of panic just keep building until we die.

It's been a very long year for everyone already and I'd appreciate if things could slow down.

I love waking up to the sound of birds chirping in the spring 🥹

Think about that 60-some-year-old South Korean senator who was literally climbing over walls to vote for impeachment as martial law was imposed in the country and then looking at…. Chuck Schumer.

Me: I'm going to read a lil bit before bed and go to sleep early, fix my sleep schedule.
Also me: reads for almost three hours on accident

Photo: Several fingers tilt an open flower up towards the sunlight as others on the plant droop in bell shapes. The slightly pointed petals are deep purple-red at the edges, with striations coloring the petal into a very pale pink center. The middle of the flower is light green, with many pale yellow stamen. A blue sky and some buildings are visible in a blurry background.

Can't get over how beautiful this hellebore is, so just posting it everywhere I can

Three people in sky blue shirts and jeans climbing the steps of the US Capitol, including a young blonde girl wearing a red and white bandanna around her head and turning to look at the camera

Today is the 35th anniversary of the Capitol Crawl, in which disabled activists discarded their mobility aids at the foot of the Capitol steps to climb them in support of passage of the Americans with Disabilities Ac. Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins, 8, told reporters "I'll take all night if I have to!"

Help, I accidentally made decaf sleepy tea this morning instead of my usual black tea + mate blend. Falling asleep at my desk.

Please tell me this is from Obvious Plant or another satirical site 😂

Performing dance for the first time in ten years tonight. At least I'm lookin' cute!

Found a lone rhinestone on my front porch as I walked into my house, which really just describes this whole week.

Why Masks-Required Concerts Still Sell Out in the Bay Area | KQED COVID-conscious musicians and fans have created a tight-knit, DIY scene that’s all about accessibility.

So great to see groups practicing community care. We need to do this more than ever in light of mass dismantling of government institutions.

Aside from the obvious direct harm, what's so irritating is that a handful of spoiled ignorant assholes are breaking things that we all built together. They weren't content to own almost everything, they had to wreck what little they didn't own. It's vandalism on a mass scale and has to be punished

I was going to complain about the joys of home ownership (now a leaking toilet), but I also got to unload my dishwasher this morning and that magic still hasn't worn off 🥹