pipichelle

pākehā (white settler) godwit in toronto. lesbian mum, educator, autistic, wannabe craftswoman. she/her

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

@alice_tps Ng is super excited about this. Thx for making it happen

[Tabatha Southey 🇨🇦 @TabathaSouthey]

Stabbing at Waterloo U. 1 arrested 3 in hospital. A man came in and “asked the professor what the class was about. The man closed the door, pulled two knives out of his backpack and proceeded to attack the professor.” The class was PHIL 202: Gender Issues: https://t.co/q15ameUJuG

[S. Bear Bergman @sbearbergman]

Excuse me but if Gd doesn’t love drag then please explain the maple moth:

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

🎯

[DEACTIVATED @thrasherxy]

Anyway, this is how universities get you: death by a thousands cuts to your time and mind, keeping you from thinking or writing, bc someone has been paid to deny you a $2.50 subway ride to eat while giving a guest lecture.

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

How your email finds me

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

@alice_tps Omg yay! Love to you and the whānau who helped you get here

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

Elsevier is losing editors

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

👍👍👍

[Yuhua @YuhuaOfficial]

❤️👩👩❤️

[Scott Hamilton RTM @SikotiHamiltonR]

1/3 Like it or not, James Michener's South Pacific & the 1958 film based on it are the most famous representations of life in the tropical Pacific. But there's a dark, untold back story to book & film.

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

@DeondreSmiles Saw white students do this to a Black untenured scholar. Luckily I was on a committee where I could do something about it (only point of being on some of these committees …)

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

👀👀👀

[irGwyn @irGwyn]

Oops by a Sky News celebrity panel regarding Tuvalu. Stunning.

No Further Comment.

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the afternoon is ‘apricate’ (17th century): to turn your face to the sun and appreciate its warmth.

[Tom Taylor @TomTaylorMade]

Stop. Zoom in. Enhance.
#SpiderVerse #SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘sequacity’ (17th century): the slavish following of a person or cause without any independent thought or judgement.

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

@apihtawikosisan Should add that I have the privilege of being tenured--before I had that and my Canadian permanent residency my burn outs were carefully hidden away from work and colleagues.

[pipichelle @pipichelle]

@apihtawikosisan Since I have a fair bit of control over how/when I work, it's mostly been a matter of recognising what works best for me instead of beating myself up because my work pattern isn't a replica of some external ideal