Michelle Weilert

Author & storyteller seeking the extraordinary in the ordinary. Feminist who believes hope is a form of resistance 🌻

[Michelle Weilert @michelleweilert]

I spent some time thinking about what I want my Twitter to be & decided I want to fill it with beauty; with the wacky and wonderful; with bits of daily delight; with the extraordinary ordinary. I’ll still RT impt info but from now on, my OC will be focused on growing that. 🌻

[Michelle Weilert @michelleweilert]

@0210atomu Hope you’re having fun in Dallas! Let me know if you need any help :)

[Bridget Phetasy @BridgetPhetasy]

The irony of the Europeans coming to America and through their eyes giving us the 250th birthday celebration we need and deserve.

[my book is better than my tweets @MichellCClark]

even if you have been disappointed before, let yourself want things again. your hope is not embarrassing. your desire is not naive. your heart is allowed to stay open after being tested.

[Forrest Cardamenis @FCardamenis]

Baby has gotten good at identifying “dada” but still struggling with surrealism, cubism, even baroque.

[homoyuri @crosshairlvr]

finding out the artemis ii astronauts talked with poets and studied poetry so they knew how to properly convey what they were seeing in words and saying that the arts played a huge role in their time in space. oh my god

[scha·den·freu·de  @BlisterPearl]

The US government already has a ballroom just down the street. The Andrew Mellon Auditorium is less than a mile away from the White House is beautiful and accommodates more people than the new ballroom will and is owned by the U.S. Government.
via Shelia Earl

[Mallory Edens @MedensEdens]

The first time I did the lottery, I was in highschool. I had turned 18 a few weeks beforehand and every single one of the photos of me in a bikini that went viral on the internet in the aftermath were taken when I was 15 or 16 years old. Of course I have aged - I was a child.

I find it so strange that women are asked to delay womanhood as long as possible in favor of some kind of eternal girlhood. I don’t want to be a girl, I don’t aspire to look like a teenager. I am very happy to be a woman. If your beauty standard for me is to look like a child that’s your problem but not mine. This is not the insult that you think it is. ❤️

[yara 💘 @dykeinof]

another: climbing mount everest is incredibly selfish and we need to shame these ppl more. not only can you die, you can take other ppl with you. it’s terrible for the environment, exploitative of the sherpas, all for a mountain that wants to kill you every second you’re on it

[Michelle Weilert @michelleweilert]

@beverlypuff Where’s she at

[sammm ☆ @onlysammms]

the hottest thing a man can do is agree with me when i tell him to stfu

[soosoorandom @sluvity_____]

the actual truth is that i'm loved. like regardless of what i achieve, there are people in my life that see my heart. that's where fortune is. being seen and being loved. so i am rich in this way.

[Michelle Weilert @michelleweilert]

@NoLieWithBTC I want to scream. How does this keep happening

[jbolina jolie @pastapilled]

I suppose what easter is teaching us is that it has to be so over before we're so back

[D. @Lush_Beauty1]

My favorite part of resurrection is when they went back and didn’t find Jesus where they left him!! Don’t let NOBODY find you where they left you. Elevate! He got up! You can too! Nothing is too hard for my God!

[Mike Golic Jr @mikegolicjr]

you can add money and professionalize it all you want, but you will never rob college sports of their ability to produce absolute insanity

[Mia K. @miakhalifa]

“It’s corny to dress up on theme for a concert” no actually it’s the most respectful thing we can do, to participate in the theatrics of art and meet the artist where they left us creatively. To be members rather than viewers, to be both muse and beneficiary of a theme

[asmogorna 🫯 || under 16 dnf @waywoodceo]

for years now ive been itching to use "touche" in a conversation but i am yet to encounter a person who can make a better point than me

[barbara johnson stan account @eleanoir]

I knew Cole a little bit when I lived in Brooklyn many many years ago but the thing I love about all of their work is that ppl keep trying to recuperate it into a neoliberal identity politics framework and everytime they’re just like “no. I am clown” at every single turn

[Michelle Weilert @michelleweilert]

@sandwichspy I did think this referred to sea-faring pirates and I found it very hard to believe they had their own archives. How would that even work out on the ocean??