Ethel Rosenberg got the chair for doing a lot less damage to U.S. national security than Elon Musk has done this week

The Treasury Department right now. People are turning out against Musk and DOGE staging a takeover of the Treasury’s payment system. This crowd is big. The whole block is packed. “Lock him up,” everyone yells.

Elon Musk is a terrible president.

1/ Musk seeking control over nerve systems of the federal government. As someone who spent a decade studying how centralized information systems are used for coercion this is a five alarm fire. We need to name it, identify risks, and seek to mitigate their impacts.
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/01/u...

Little nine-patch quilt done. It’s not my favorite finished piece but I enjoyed the process and I learned things and I’m ready to move on ✨

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I've assembled a team of the most horrible perverts and criminals you've ever seen and we're going to fix this country

i think it is important to say that the open and explicit racism of the president and the vice president isn’t just uncouth or “controversial” but a direct attack on tens of millions of americans and a dereliction of their duty to represent the entire country

If you invite me over and I water your plants, it’s out of disappointment, not love.

Current quilt in progress, using the Floating Squares score from Sherri Lynn Wood’s book. Going ruler-free on this one and it feels very cathartic to cut and piece using intuition. Fabric is repurposed from men’s shirts and an old white duvet cover.

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rest, feel, laugh, create, connect, care, repeat - that’s my game plan for now, gang. #comedy #peptalk with @taradefrancisco #rootingforyou #2025

Some progress on the nine-patch quilt.

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today is Martin Luther King Day.

what you will see is a timeline of canva collages telling you offices are closed for the holiday.

what you deserve are organizations living Dr. King’s legacy. 🧵

My best sewing room buddy.

Jumping on the Bluesky bandwagon and hoping for a better social media experience.

Quilt show & tell: slow stitching some simple nine patches pieced from thrifted men’s shirts.