"A mother's love is forever, but so are plastic bottles."
Read "She Said It Like She Meant It" by @JMarieBenny via Whiting grantee @asfmag: https://t.co/WNER3AbKQL
The RFK bear story, read within @ClareMalone’s absolutely brilliant @NewYorker piece, is a fine example of why it can be so very hard to distinguish tragedy from farce—these days, but maybe always. https://t.co/VYipQdf9Dk
We are suggesting a temporary memorial for Flaco at his old favorite oak tree on the west side of East Drive at 104th Street, a place to lay flowers, leave a note, or just be with others who loved Flaco. 🦉 ❤️
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Copyeditors at the New Yorker be like “In my in-box there’s an e-mail from a teen-ager who won’t coöperate in the reëlection, instead focussing on his début Web site”
When Peter Schjeldahl found out he had cancer, while driving through upstate New York, he was suddenly overwhelmed by the beauty of the land. “How many times had I seen and loved the sight?” he wondered. “How many more times would I?” https://t.co/TRaWrcnz25
I’m truly so grateful for the teams that created Merlin bird ID app.
I’m out here crying tears into my phone as I identify species after species that I’ve never seen before.
If you’re pregnant, we want you to know there is a network of abortion funds and support networks that will do everything in their power to help you get the information and care you need.
Go to https://t.co/R96Zjn5p6f to find out more, including how to contact an abortion fund.
Besides sending my story into the abyss in hopes it will nudge some skeptics towards believing that pregnant people are humans deserving of healthcare, my (Texas-raised) husband & I are donating to @lilithfund and @TEAFund, two abortion funds doing the work in TX. Join us.
when i say “i should be there in 5!” i’m almost always using the moral sense of the word ‘should’, not the like probability sense. like yeah being there in 5 minutes would be the right thing, even though it’s not going to happen