Sharon Rose 🌹 @Althea_syriacus@kolektiva.social
@althea-syriacus.bsky.social
We live in capitalism, its power seems inescapable--but then, so did the divine right of kings. Ursula K. Le Guin
This is a helpful explainer as I assumed he was referring to a certain expert in bankrupting casinos.
December 13, 2025 at 7:49 PM
This is a helpful explainer as I assumed he was referring to a certain expert in bankrupting casinos.
Beautiful!
December 10, 2025 at 3:32 AM
Beautiful!
In a paper bag in a three-level hanging basket that has onions, garlic and squashes in the other baskets. They are still sometimes unnoticed/forgotten in their opaque bag, but at least they dry out rather than rot.
December 5, 2025 at 7:04 PM
In a paper bag in a three-level hanging basket that has onions, garlic and squashes in the other baskets. They are still sometimes unnoticed/forgotten in their opaque bag, but at least they dry out rather than rot.
Medical frmŋɓla|, here.
November 27, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Medical frmŋɓla|, here.
Reposted by Sharon Rose 🌹 @Althea_syriacus@kolektiva.social
Fares
• *are* significant expense for the most disadvantaged
• are inefficient - collection & enforcement cost time & money
• are irritating & humiliating
• create an opportunity to criminalize poverty
• get phased out where ridership is overwhelmingly rich people
bsky.app/profile/zohr...
• *are* significant expense for the most disadvantaged
• are inefficient - collection & enforcement cost time & money
• are irritating & humiliating
• create an opportunity to criminalize poverty
• get phased out where ridership is overwhelmingly rich people
bsky.app/profile/zohr...
When someone tells you buses could never be free, ask them how much they pay to take the Staten Island Ferry.
June 18, 2025 at 6:47 PM
Fares
• *are* significant expense for the most disadvantaged
• are inefficient - collection & enforcement cost time & money
• are irritating & humiliating
• create an opportunity to criminalize poverty
• get phased out where ridership is overwhelmingly rich people
bsky.app/profile/zohr...
• *are* significant expense for the most disadvantaged
• are inefficient - collection & enforcement cost time & money
• are irritating & humiliating
• create an opportunity to criminalize poverty
• get phased out where ridership is overwhelmingly rich people
bsky.app/profile/zohr...
A bit of context, plz?
November 5, 2025 at 1:34 AM
A bit of context, plz?
Clicked on this just now as the sleep gummies finally hit. I'm . . . Um. I just hope the dreams will be cheerily surreal rather than horrorifying.
October 27, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Clicked on this just now as the sleep gummies finally hit. I'm . . . Um. I just hope the dreams will be cheerily surreal rather than horrorifying.
Starting from the blossom end so you're biting across the membranes that surround the seeds rather than coming in from the side of the apple makes a big difference in the mouth feel as you're chewing them up, making them almost unnoticeable. That said, a few varieties have much stiffer membranes.
October 7, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Starting from the blossom end so you're biting across the membranes that surround the seeds rather than coming in from the side of the apple makes a big difference in the mouth feel as you're chewing them up, making them almost unnoticeable. That said, a few varieties have much stiffer membranes.
I just discovered eating the whole apple, starting from the blossom end, a few weeks ago!
I used to carefully nibble every bit of flesh off the core (time consuming and messy), but now I pop out the blossom remnants with a fingernail, then eat until there's just a stem left. So tidy!
I used to carefully nibble every bit of flesh off the core (time consuming and messy), but now I pop out the blossom remnants with a fingernail, then eat until there's just a stem left. So tidy!
October 7, 2025 at 10:47 AM
I just discovered eating the whole apple, starting from the blossom end, a few weeks ago!
I used to carefully nibble every bit of flesh off the core (time consuming and messy), but now I pop out the blossom remnants with a fingernail, then eat until there's just a stem left. So tidy!
I used to carefully nibble every bit of flesh off the core (time consuming and messy), but now I pop out the blossom remnants with a fingernail, then eat until there's just a stem left. So tidy!