I've been away but September's episode of Sherry's Shorts has played on! Listen Again to cracking stories from @RuthABrandt, @nafoopal, Cynthia Rogerson & me with the link⬇️. It's all change on Friday with a new show so catch this one now. https://t.co/7lNEuRe9gt
Don't forget--there are 2 ways to listen to Sherry's Shorts on Friday: via the link ⬇️ & *live* at 12 noon UK time on https://t.co/06cv1z4j1w. Catch the tense 'Mountain Sunrise' by @RuthABrandt & the stunning 'Stupid Lovely Confidence' by @nafoopal + 2 more gems.
I've been super thirsty this last day. The last time I was hit with polydipsia, it was cause a manic episode was around the corner. I'm hoping for unearned joy and super productivity instead of insane anxiety coupled with insomnia. 🤞🤞
It's so insulting to imply that the only reason someone is very upset about something is because they have bipolar disorder and can't control their emotions. We have feelings and opinions like everyone else and they often have nothing to do with our diagnosis.
I saw 'Little Women' in theaters twice. The first time with my friend Matt. The second time with my friend Kathleen because her husband wasn't interested. He's a big movie guy too. But nope, no interest in a movie titled 'Little Women.'
im aware that men dont read vs publishers dont make books for men is a bit of a chicken or the egg problem but i do think its significant to note that women have always been open to reading “boy books” but the inverse is not true
My fiction tends to feature white characters and I've been feeling weird about that. It hit me today though that I'm writing about people doing weird shit and I'd rather general "Well that's despicable" reactions are attached to fictional white people instead of brown ones.
Like at least once a month I have a moment of fury when I think about how you used to pay $150 and own @Microsoft software while now we're charged $100 every single year + everything we write or do is feeding their proprietary AI system. 🤬🤬🤬
When job hunting gets too depressing, I visit the social media accounts of the company I used to work for & spend ~1 minute mentally fixing the poor grammar, punctuation, & syntax choices in multiple posts. It's a nice way to reaffirm that I should be confident about my skillset.
90s trends are having a moment so you're giving the people what they want. I get it. Also, I can guarantee that literally NO ONE is missing the ads they used to have to put up with. Services deciding to add ads even when you're paying for an ad-free subscription is infuriating.