🇨🇦 Through history, Canada has faced challenges head-on—not with hostility, but with hard work, innovation, and unity. Trade tensions may rise, but our values remain the same. We build, create, and support our own—not just out of necessity, but out of pride.
#CanadaUSTradeWar
Just coz I ordered newborn clothes two years ago, @hm app still sends me notifications of newborn clothes every now and then.
I mean, do they know that kids grow at a rapid pace and their sizes change? Or are there no parents working in their marketing department?
@clhubes The city I live in (in Canada) runs free playrooms for kids with pretty decent area, toys and facilities with some of them also offering snacks. Local library branches have play areas too. It’s been fantastic to take my kid to it.
Most workplace comedies are about people doing everything but work.
Guess that makes sense. Otherwise we would be watching a 30mins cut of back to back zoom meetings, where we painfully make small talk and discuss other meetings.
A day in my life as a startup founder:
I sleep at 2x speed and wake up at 1am. I grind coffee beans planted by a kid in Guatemala that I sponsor. I don’t drink the coffee though (tastes like shit). I grab Starbucks on my way to the gym.
@AmandaMGoetz It’s natural in many cultures to have multi-generational homes and thus have the shared benefits. Not a new concept, thats just how things could be optimized then. Now it’s about how can an ancient concept can be labeled as west-created and capitalized.
"Spinster" denoted unmarried women who spun wool. Highly skilled spinsters were paid enough to afford not to marry. Despite later applied derogatory connotations, a word that included independent women who rejected marriage and male partners entirely #WomensArt
@jscottnetworker Mine dozed off during my session while I was sharing with her. Then the session went over time because she realized she had missed things and wanted to know more. And then she got mad at me for going over time and for her missing her next appointment 🤷🏻♀️
Impostor syndrome isn't a disease. It's a normal response to internalizing impossibly high standards.
Doubting yourself doesn't mean you're going to fail. It usually means you're facing a new challenge and you're going to learn.
Feeling uncertainty is a precursor to growth.
In prime ‘hippy era’, a certain fabric/fashion came to be revived most famously by a certain Band from Liverpool, England. The fashion in question derives its name from a Scottish city and incorporates delicate Persian & Indian styles. This is the story of the Paisley print. 1/18