Sára 🍞

Not the jazz hands 😂

I just had my first late night doula call for farts I’m so happy. I’m sorry, farts turn evil when you’re pregnant, but I just love that a birthing person has someone to call in the night when their farts turn scary & they want to talk it through with someone calm who isn’t dying in poison air 🎀💨

I have plumbed some depths of trauma & obsessive thoughts & negative beliefs, immersed myself in triggering situations that I survived & learned from. And I've decided it's not for me, the aura is haunted, I don't need to torture me about it. But I am gonna be late is the point I was trying to make.

All my life I've been very on time, a punctual polly. I would panic if I was a little bit late, if other people were late, if lateness occurred at any point in my day. After a few years of immersion therapy in my own self-created chaos I'm happy to say that I won't ever be leaving my house again.

Hawai‘i residents challenge military over leases on sacred lands Organizing by Native Hawaiians and local residents against the government's operations has only grown since 2021, when a military-owned bunker spilled jet fuel into an aquifer

In Hawai‘i, a long-standing struggle over the U.S. military’s use of sacred & stolen lands is coming to a boiling point, ray levy uyeda reports.

The disaster at Red Hill created a big tent for Kānaka Maoli, Hawai‘i residents, & military families to organize for the protection of public goods.

bummed I can envision a universe where Usha Vance gets in an octagon to beat the absolute shit out of the widow Kirk, in an exclusive televised fight on the White House Wrestling Network—sponsored by the Department of War and the makers of truck nuts.

I don't blame you, irony is in everything. it's like the corn of the internet.

I know this is an awkward time to quit participating in the internet but I also learned, from the internet, it's important to know when to pivot so I would like to pivot away and into the darkness.

*slowly shoves entire internet footprint since 1994 across the table* I think all the cables are in there. I'm just going back to the landline and maybe a fax machine, I did not grow as a person enough to move past that technology and I can see that now. got in over my head with the emailing.

because I ✨fucking✨ haaaaaaaate it

I don't want to sound old & boney but I'm gonna power through it. Are people hearting emails with emojis, and are the emojis sending emails back to me to let me know that the person hearted my email? and is everybody like ok with it or is it just something we're trying

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These Bay Area Restaurants Are Offering Free Food to SNAP Recipients Amid a government shutdown that will cut off aid for 42 million Americans, local food scene folks plan to pick up the slack.

While the feds continue to play stupid games, SNAP recipients are set to lose food aid for the next month. In the Bay Area, a growing number of restaurants are stepping up to help, and we're maintaining the list. Share with anyone who needs it. www.coyotemedia.org/these-bay-ar...

I think that's the question they're having the hardest time understanding. They didn't score high on group projects I can tell. There are so many people in our communities willing to do any labor necessary to feed kids. Relationship building & plugging into the work locally is the next step for me.

By the teal & black power suits I’m guessing this is very early 90s but my gosh discovering parental photo treasure like this is so cool and wholesome 🥹 I hope you solve this mystery.

COUNT I

Kat Abughazaleh did, while law enforcement was in heated pursuit, paint what appeared to be the entrance to a cave on a sheer rock wall, causing law enforcement to forcibly bonk into said wall.

COUNT II

The same thing on a different wall, but then a train came out and ran us over???

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Ok I braved it & asked around, this is what I’ve learned. They’d rather let it rot, it costs too much to prepare it & package & transport it for people to eat 😞 you’d think they’d just suck it up & serve the people considering taxpayer subsidies never missed & Willie Nelson still plays for them.

have you ever asked a corporate ag producer a question? it's like talking to that giant baby in spirited away.

Been seeing a lot of farmers & ranchers on social media saying they have nowhere to sell their goods anymore because of the tariffs. Can they donate that food to food banks? It seems like an opportunity to show some reciprocity to the taxpayer.

I learned a new kind of waffle today. I thought I knew all the kinds of waffles but I am a fool. No-one can know all the kinds of waffles I guess.

I just finished reading one of those fairy romantisky books and the main good bro just stabbed the main lady character in the back and that’s how the book ended! What! Well thank you for keeping it real, men really are the biggest fucking snitches.

That feeling when you've been trying to match schedules to meet with someone for 6 months & you finally find a date that works for both of you but it's still four months away. So good. So far away. So much time to change our minds, to become whole new people, people with energy for meetings.

I agree, we don't need to be qualifying the times. Maybe it's better to hold space for each other without taking it personally. Complaining about how tiring those comments are in public will find sympathy, but Black & Indigenous people see it too & we're like you just got here, you arrived tired.

That book talks about how in your personal lifetime the open & blithely consequence-free theft, grifting & corruption machine has been grinding unopposed while most Americans cried no havoc. But the visibility changed & it's special new madness for some people. For others it's just an open curtain.

Salmon & Acorns Feed Our People Colonialism, Nature & Social Action By, Kari Marie Norgaard Book Cover: Orange background with a black botanical style? picture of a salmon going vertically up the front. Along the top and bottom borders are a yellow triangle pattern. Synopsis of the book: Salmon and Acorns Feed Our People by Kari Norgaard is a book that examines how colonialism continues to impact Indigenous peoples through environmental degradation, using the Karuk Tribe's experience on the Klamath River as a case study. The book argues that the ongoing manipulation of nature, such as through dam construction and fire suppression, is a form of colonial violence that affects the health, identity, and social power of Indigenous communities. Norgaard connects this to broader sociological theories on race, gender, and capitalism, and calls for a more comprehensive understanding of how colonialism operates through ecological changes.

I understand nobody likes to feel brand new, but if you’re still into sociology this book might be helpful to understand where those comments are rooted. I’m glad the optics have reached a saturation point so people are proper appalled but this is not the worst of times on American soil.

Anyway, just read some jerkoff’s opinion about politics so I’m back in the sweet spot (emotionally disregulated)

Have you been to any rural counties in California? I haven’t seen a single sign in 7 rural counties or along the Interstate with anything other than No on 50. And the white men in those counties are violent af Weird how we keep losing yet people stay telling us not to worry & to trust the polls.

I can’t tell if it’s my hormones or the fact that a person I made in my body is doing something that connects him to another being in order to regulate his spirit & find joy in the world—but they teamed up to make a puffy eyed ugly crying voltron.
whew 🥹🤧😮‍💨

a close up of a man 's face with a smile on his face ALT: a close up of a man 's face with a smile on his face

Like when he looks up at the deck, sees the kitty watching down, honks at her, can’t help his smiles, forgets his troubles of the morning & has a good mind again.