bad at writing bios, 33, queer, nerdy, crafty, forever cringing at typos in my old tweets. “ohwoops” was supposed to be like “oh whoops” but… sneaky silent h.
@DanaPiccoli I love this gif, and I've actually followed this specific knitting pattern to make my own gnomes! Good luck with your surgery tomorrow! It's understandable to be freaked out, but! the good news is, all you need to do is show up and fall asleep lol
@dufrau Uh. Those? Are fucking GORGEOUS
(*long low whistle at the price tag tho* damn. They’re def outside my budget. But they are SO. PRETTY. Congrats on your FUCKING AMAZING BOOTS)
@jennamacaroni @blancheknopfs Wait it’s back?? 😂🙈 I miss the good old days of watching tv and seeing commercials for things. Everything is so compartmentalized now 🙈
@jerzeyredhead@kell_nico Where to next? I’m still team tumblr (it’s the good place, y’all are missing out), but I like to pop in and see what you all are up to too 💛
I just wanted to update everyone on a significant change for X (Twitter). Most TV Stations (I assume all) can no longer push any content to Twitter through our weather systems. No updates. No watches. And the most concerning is no warnings. No severe t-storm warnings, no flash flood warnings, and no tornado warnings. They have limited access to their API and there is no solution at this point. I can’t say if that will or will not change. You can still get warnings through your TV, all other social media platforms that you follow us on, and through our App.
I always felt public safety was paramount over all. Maybe I was wrong.