Language aficionado working my dream post-graduation job and composing queer poetry, living in my favorite city. Editor for poetry and short stories. She/Her
I’m sorry but picturing my grandfather alive and listening to this new version of Onion Infowars while I practice piano in the Florida summers as a teenager and damn. To be young again.
How do you reply to a tweet with the tweet under it? Because yeah. “My ability to care runs out at the disabled and immunocompromised” is NOT the take to have in these spaces.
I admit. I don’t mask everywhere. But if I’m being asked to mask? If I’m being asked to mask before?
Feels great escaping that trap! Watched kids *in college* CRY over parents selling their childhood home. Never got that. Happy in my life choices. Thanks for asking!
EARNEST question incoming: people who don’t live close to family or feel like they have a strong sense of “home” anywhere — how do you process the sad feelings that come with that? what have you done that has helped? what’s helped you accept it or make peace with it?
Not me texting my father about a shitty K*n D*v*np*rt musical I didn’t know existed because it’s about a topic he loves.
But really. Why is Bonhoeffer not a klezmer band? Let’s get it together.
@jamesholod@charlotteatepie Thanks for this explanation! It’s very interesting.
Remind me to invite you to the play readings then block you when we switch to musicals.
@jamesholod@charlotteatepie Wait this was gonna be my question too. I understand classrooms and educational uses requiring a license, but if I own a script or ten of a play and ask my friends to come over and read through it, is that not sanctioned? Or is it determined more by the acquisition of materials?
But can you explain how Americans *do* measure paper?? Because, as an American who works in an office, my printer is always asking and I just shrug and hope for the best…
@vtodorovich@DavidFeuer@EliMcCann I do apologize. You said the unidentified blend “gags you,” markedly more offensive than a toddler saying something they’re unfamiliar with stinks. You’re right. Thanks for calling out your self this time!
@vtodorovich@DavidFeuer@EliMcCann I’ll entertain this. You can indeed “dislike a spice” without being racist. What you can’t do is claim a *category of spice blend* from many different cultures and creations is of general dislike to you and therefore must “stink.”
Tell me, what’s wrong with calling that out?