The GOP’s fascination with AOC is hysterical to me. They’re largely responsible for her stardom because every right-wing internet persona can’t stop tweeting about her, and she responds and ratios them every single time
@burrowdown1 I just don’t think the nickname makes a lot of sense. It feels more like a cheap play to make them seem more comparable. I’m not opposed to her having a nickname, I just don’t see why they chose that one + it’s a bit poor in taste
Working From Home: Day 16
• learning Python to pass the time
• strictly wearing Hawaiian shirts
• cooking frozen food I haven’t eaten since freshman year of college bc there’s nothing else at the grocery store
• beard is BAD
Working From Home: Day 6
• coffee consumption is at an all time high
• work clothes are collecting dust in the closet
• slack channels are cascading
• forgot what human interaction is like
I’m not keen on talking about politics on this account anymore because I’d like to remain nonpartisan for work-related purposes, so I’ll have to fill this account with my other interests (there are not many)
I grew up going to art museums with my family — always at the request of my mother. Whenever we’d travel, it was standard to go the gallery for hours on end. I hated it at first but the older I got, the more I began to appreciate art.
The four piece paintings follow a child as he becomes a young man, into adulthood, and then to old age. Although the religious theme is present, it accurately captures the stages of life I’ve felt (up to this point) and it’s a wildly captivating piece.