Mels

I love @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social but the way he betrayed Mets fans tonight…😭😭😭

Is there a support group available? 😭

Remarkably Bright Creatures! 🐙

Omg, I’m not alone! They get me every time too 😂

Oooo, these look fabulous! Thank you!!

Taking my first trip to Pittsburgh next week and sooo excited! I’ve been dazzled with how many awesome things there are to do/visit! I’ve got City of Asylum on my list. Any other good bookstore recs?

I hear you. I asked my therapist at one point how much of her day is spent hearing folks talk about how current events impacted them, and she shared it was a sizable amount

I think about this a lot. There’s a huge toll that nearly never gets discussed in mainstream spaces.

Enrolled and SO EXCITED for this learning!!

Representing in DC! Let’s goooo Mets!! #lfgm ⚾️🍎

Goldman is trash, no doubt about that. I had not heard the claim of him owning property in Palestine and cannot find any evidence. Can you share a source?

Done! Thank you for sharing!

Who’s an Octavia Butler fan here? I just finished reading Parable of the Talents and need to discuss the ending! #Booksky

“Bopari said she was an English learner in middle school and didn’t take the SHSAT in part because of language barriers but “succeeded in other ways.” She urged the city to focus “not on lowering barriers but in equipping our [English learner] students with the tools they need to overcome them.”

Wild that a person who believes in maintaining barriers for students is in a position of leadership and has a voice in this.

If you like Cerulean Sea, the sequel just came out a couple months ago and is also a delight!

Fantasy: House on the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune. Memoir: Not My Father’s Son by Alan Cumming. Nonfiction: Black AF History by Michael Harriot. All so good!

It really happened!!!!! #LFGM

I really hope it happens! I saw some post that said Brett Batty doesn’t want to give his number, but I don’t know if that’s true or not.

Just finished Alan Cumming’s memoir “Not My Father’s Son” which was excellent, and just started Malcolm Gladwell’s “Revenge of the Tipping Point” yesterday, and so far so good!

Of course there are seats on the train. But you can’t get on the train until boarding time. People need a place to wait comfortably. There is ample space there for seats and clear passageways.

Those waiting areas are small and fill up easily. It was a choice to provide vastly fewer seats than the space can hold.

Where are my Bluesky Mets fans at?