I'm looking for fresh voices and stories for Blood & Milk (https://t.co/IYhnBTYMfc)— #freelancewriters please take a look and send your pitches to editorial [at] cora [dot] life. #FreelanceJobs#writingcommmunity
I wrote a list of books to read during #QuarantineLife, based on books you already love (oh, and some longform articles because they're my fav): https://t.co/8FTP9PvB7G #readinglist
Breaking a big ole Twitter silence 'cause Blood + Milk released an amazing gift guide you can actually win and I'm pretty proud of it: https://t.co/TBJi2vKQUg #GiftGuideGiveaway#GiftGuide2019
@madewell customer service just keeps emailing me "sorry for the confusion," even though the "confusion" is that you failed to deliver an item to me on time or do anything about it. Hoping social media team is more helpful, it's been a pretty terrible customer experience.
Attention all bookworms! #GNIReads book club tickets are now LIVE in Philly, Boston, Alexandria, Toronto, Austin, and DC. 🚨💃📚 RT so all your bookish friends can join too (this month's book is a good one)! https://t.co/oYSIZyKFJa
Team @CoraWomen has been BUSY. We launched our menstrual cup on Monday and I'm thrilled to share that we've been hard at work breaking major female body taboo #2 (first was periods, obvs): BLADDER LEAKAGE. https://t.co/M5WOUA8yjl #menstruation#incontinence
San Diego restauranteur Claudia Zepeda Wilkins explains why she stocks her restaurant with @CoraWomen: “I wanted something my daughter should use." Love seeing the restaurant industry tackle period stigma! 💪https://t.co/C8MGBCzP8E #menstrualequity
"Patagonia is starting to weed out certain corporate clients to focus on customers that 'prioritize the planet,'" so now we can at least tell tech bros apart from green tech bros...it's the little things! Bravo, @patagonia https://t.co/N7xTBtMZLr
@megblierley@lyft ALSO there are a lot of conditions in which someone might complain about their ride being 30 minutes late, not that they should NEED another reason, and all of them are valid - safety, weather, health... the lack of acknowledgement of that and canned response is such poor service
Guys, @lyft is really wild. They chose to cancel my account instead of just reimbursing me $8 for a Lyft-at-fault error (I've been a customer since 2012). Is this what we have to look forward to in terms of customer service from all the companies that IPO this year? Oof.