Sarah van Heerden
@sarahvh.bsky.social
Unity Water Air Traffic Controller (aka Non-Profit CEO) dismantaling Stone Age problems in a 21st Century World, Rotary Africa Magazine Editor-in-Chief, and Gadget Junkie... also, loves naps and coffee
It's pointless to get mad at lazy people... they have literally done nothing
December 6, 2024 at 5:36 AM
It's pointless to get mad at lazy people... they have literally done nothing
Bluesky asked me "Whats up" and I literally spent 10 minutes staring at the screen, asking myself what's up.
Nothing. Nothing is up.
Adulting... The excitement is real
Nothing. Nothing is up.
Adulting... The excitement is real
November 24, 2024 at 10:55 AM
Bluesky asked me "Whats up" and I literally spent 10 minutes staring at the screen, asking myself what's up.
Nothing. Nothing is up.
Adulting... The excitement is real
Nothing. Nothing is up.
Adulting... The excitement is real
It's a lazy Saturday, and the most profound thought I have is, "Is it too early for a nap?"
November 16, 2024 at 8:08 AM
It's a lazy Saturday, and the most profound thought I have is, "Is it too early for a nap?"
Reposted by Sarah van Heerden
This gave me goosebumps.
“My 18-year-old daughter was at Starbucks, alone, the other night.
A man came up to her and started talking to her.
A barista handed her “an extra hot chocolate someone forgot to pick up.”
How grateful I am for people who look out for other people!”
We need each other.
“My 18-year-old daughter was at Starbucks, alone, the other night.
A man came up to her and started talking to her.
A barista handed her “an extra hot chocolate someone forgot to pick up.”
How grateful I am for people who look out for other people!”
We need each other.
November 15, 2024 at 10:04 PM
This gave me goosebumps.
“My 18-year-old daughter was at Starbucks, alone, the other night.
A man came up to her and started talking to her.
A barista handed her “an extra hot chocolate someone forgot to pick up.”
How grateful I am for people who look out for other people!”
We need each other.
“My 18-year-old daughter was at Starbucks, alone, the other night.
A man came up to her and started talking to her.
A barista handed her “an extra hot chocolate someone forgot to pick up.”
How grateful I am for people who look out for other people!”
We need each other.