Ok well heres the problem, theres a reason my whole video on julie d’aubigny had to be dedicated to fact checking and discussing the validity of the stories. And that complexity is not conducive to the puppet history format
Coming back for a moment to give an update on this: a few people recommended @porridgebrain Josie George's 'A Still Life' which I just finished reading and is exactly what I was looking for!
Disability twitter: any recs for books or other writing by disabled people specifically about building a life when largely unable to leave the house/tackling guilt not only about lack of productivity but when so much advice about having meaningful experiences focuses on Outside?
Me: babe i’m lost
Me: in tunnels under lawn
Wife: Wearing your helmet babe?
Me: yep metal one u got 4 me :)
Wife: *audio message of metal detector beep* Think I found youu ;)
Me: 👷♂️👍
Me: i cant hear u digging babe
Wife: It was a big coin😳
Wife: *blurry photo of hub cap*
Haven't even posted on there yet but I'll maybe be on @inkyswampbones.bsky.social I guess (and probs will use that same username on any other social network if people go there, I'm just trying to go where the people are)
guy hearing about the mcdonald's happy meal for the first time: [eyes welling up with tears] a happy meal. i think i'd like that. i'd like that very much