Sparrow 🐦 @Sparrow@awoo.space

@kafkaesqueNomad@occult.camp
*offers solidarity*

My compromise is curling up in bed and listening to a youtube recording of Ursula K. Le Guin read from the Wizard of Earthsea.

@lizardsquid *hugs* thank you~~ <3

I want to put my head in someone's lap and be read to.

I'm thinking about the past and feeling a little sad today. Seems silly to be 26 and already sad about my past, though.

I hope everyone else is holding up today~ be well. <3

Related: I miss that hat (?? where did it go??) and that jacket (former partner & I lost it in Davis, somewhere), & most of all that nose piercing!!

From one of FB's "look it's you 5 years ago!" posts. It's me, in a silly hat, enjoying tea on a cold morning. :3

There's something in my house that occasionally makes a sound like a dog's collar jangling (I think it might be on/near the heating vent).

Anyway I keep thinking "ah yeah that's just the dog" and then going o.o

@alyx@witches.town don't you know

he led you to that billboard

@alyx@witches.town I've seen this

BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT, friends

I saw 2 boys in unrelated situations wearing nail polish at the elementary school I work at today, and that makes me really happy.

@gamehawk

Omg seriously? I knew corrupt corps like Starbucks had rules like that, but I would have assumed the government would have donation guidelines for unused food.

Tbh I don't know how government-funded our school lunches are. We are a public school, but things like our art programs are almost entirely parent funded.

@bogpunk

That's what I figured, too.

There's the slight possibility that the kid might have come back for it to eat at home or something, but as I see kids throw away unopened or barely touched food every day, I doubt it.

So our school does "hot lunches" which are essentially the prepared kinda meals you could get at your local grocery store.

The kids don't always eat them. One boy left his today entirely unopened.

Is it ethical for me to steal it for my own lunch? It's just going to be thrown away.

I finally started watching The Get Down and it's really good and cute.

The cool thing about queer culture is that a cis bi girl, a straight trans guy, and a queer non-binary person (among so many others!) could all wear the same outfit and feel equally comfortable & valid in what that outfit means to them.