@chelsssseeeea I TOTALLY agree with this.
I am working on developing my own narrative-based game for kids to try to create something slower, challenging, but with a modern twist. I am first time game designer so it’s slow moving, but hoping to bring something new to the market!
Got this subject line in my inbox this today from a fairly large newsletter (one that touts their expertise on email marketing). Please help me understand, how does this not get filtered by spam?
@L97872312@Michele881@SwannyDarko@RealCandaceO While I understand this sentiment historically, this is not accurate in today’s climate.
I am a conservative woman in a world that is constantly telling me to be liberal for the sake of “woman’s rights”. In fact, statements like yours reflect widespread LIBERAL judgement.
@lucyjones Congratulations! Looking forward to reading. This is such an underrepresented topic and stage of life. Love seeing this book coming out. Thank you for writing it! ❤️
@SahilBloom Yes! I hadn't finished the thread yet (I'm a little slow, it was my first one 😄), but the commentary concluded with a charge for parents to make sure they are accounting for the time invested in their family because there is a temptation to undervalue and ultimately burnout.
I found it tempting to think about spent time as negative and invested time as positive. However, both are important and necessary aspects of life because spent time is necessary for recharging and unwinding.
Scrolling through the Venmo newsfeed is endlessly entertaining to me.
I love to see what my acquaintances split with random people in their life and how they ironically label those transactions.
We're going to try personalized stickers for Christmas with photos for kiddos that can't yet read. Anyone else done anything similar?
#christmas2022
https://t.co/Jiem5XrRFj
Kind of wondering if this push to “act your wage” is just creating a more complacent population. I’m a big believe in balance, and never loved total “hustle” culture, but there is still value in drive to push/test our limits.