But also, you cannot buy them out and about anywhere. There was no duress growing up or judgement, and hence everyone wore one. It felt like a community. But late-stage capitalism destroys the community for the detriment of all of us

I mean, in this day and age, we desperately need more pro vaccination messages 🫠😉

And yes, such a great opportunity to try something new and be inspired ✨️

We did! I just realised I put vaccines twice, but as I couldn't be more pro-vax, it's fitting and definitely a Freudian slip 😅
Our first time - loved the positive, empowering vibes and the electric energy in every corner!

Same with Lola's - no nationwide delivery!

So I like theirs and also Sponge because of all natural ingredients - hard to find, but reasonably priced without nasties.

Did it have a passionfruit filling? Or is that a different one? Yes to more buttercream. Always!!

Surely same with US and pizza (sfincione) is from Sicilian immigrants and hamburgers actually from Hamburg steak.

Same as cricket was introduced to the Indian subcontinent by the East India Company. Complex thread to start pulling, no?

I know my cakes! Also, that one is freaking delicious 😋 😍

Is this Cutter and Squidge, and is it weird that I know this just from a picture?

That can only happen with more compassion, less judgement, less 'winning' because if the end goal is to win, not grow, everybody loses.

Our world is much worse off with polarisation and egotistical maniacs trying to win the argument instead of thoughtful introspection. See also why I hate Jubilee

We need to reclaim the fence, the grey area of productive, constructive disagreement that leads to growth.

It would be great to see art that challenges polarisation because we're in desperate need of talking to people we don't agree with.

The internet instead gives us a short-term fix, an artificial high, by only showing me what I already agree with or monetising my outrage.

What I got from this exhibition is the absolute necessity of diversity in all its forms, beyond superficial labels, but of mind, thought, and soul.

Otherwise, we're letting the algorithms win, giving into cognitive dissonance and increasing polarisation.