Sabrina
@cyaos77.bsky.social
Never cool. Unironic soccer mom. Cat person. Book & Video Game Nerd. Anti-nationalist (even as 🇨🇦's southern meth lab neighbour implodes), anti-capitalist, anti-fascist, and anti-religion. Sometimes I curse, a lot. Waiting for a Star Trek future.
Post a book you love from the 80s. No explanations, no reviews, just covers.
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December 8, 2025 at 4:31 AM
Post a book you love from the 80s. No explanations, no reviews, just covers.
#BookSky #bookchallenge #readingchallenge #readingcommunity #booktok #bookish #books
#BookSky #bookchallenge #readingchallenge #readingcommunity #booktok #bookish #books
Book 53 of 2025 #booksky
2/5 - I love unreliable narrators, it is one of my favourite genres but this book was a mess. I guessed the "twist" almost from the beginning and some of it was just laughingly and insultingly implausible. It is rare to feel actually intellectually insulted by a book.
2/5 - I love unreliable narrators, it is one of my favourite genres but this book was a mess. I guessed the "twist" almost from the beginning and some of it was just laughingly and insultingly implausible. It is rare to feel actually intellectually insulted by a book.
December 2, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Book 53 of 2025 #booksky
2/5 - I love unreliable narrators, it is one of my favourite genres but this book was a mess. I guessed the "twist" almost from the beginning and some of it was just laughingly and insultingly implausible. It is rare to feel actually intellectually insulted by a book.
2/5 - I love unreliable narrators, it is one of my favourite genres but this book was a mess. I guessed the "twist" almost from the beginning and some of it was just laughingly and insultingly implausible. It is rare to feel actually intellectually insulted by a book.
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December 2, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Oh ffs
December 2, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Oh ffs
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No, I 100% agree that computer RPGs these days have too much handholding. I, too, yearn for the days of being able to spend hours crafting my perfect build from hundreds of available options, only to discover that it mathematically cannot survive the mandatory rat fight portion of the first dungeon.
November 28, 2025 at 5:18 PM
No, I 100% agree that computer RPGs these days have too much handholding. I, too, yearn for the days of being able to spend hours crafting my perfect build from hundreds of available options, only to discover that it mathematically cannot survive the mandatory rat fight portion of the first dungeon.
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Imagine the hole in Alberta’s budget when the price & demand for oil is in long-term decline in 2030s as a result of the energy transition and increased demand for clean energy. Not nostalgia for the past, it’s about winning the future. Just economics, folks.
Alberta faces $6.4-billion deficit as falling oil prices and trade troubles take toll
This year’s budget represents a massive multibillion-dollar swing from an $8.3-billion surplus last year
www.theglobeandmail.com
November 28, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Imagine the hole in Alberta’s budget when the price & demand for oil is in long-term decline in 2030s as a result of the energy transition and increased demand for clean energy. Not nostalgia for the past, it’s about winning the future. Just economics, folks.
This is simply another way to punish low income and unhoused people. To say nothing that there is no "cost" except for whatever private fees the registries inflict.
The UCP hates those who are not wealthy.
The UCP hates those who are not wealthy.
“Albertans who fail to renew their health card on time will lose AHCIP coverage.
“Insured services may be declined until coverage is reinstated. Emergency services are still provided, but the patient may be billed if uninsured,”
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
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“Insured services may be declined until coverage is reinstated. Emergency services are still provided, but the patient may be billed if uninsured,”
#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli
medicinehatnews.com/news/local-n...
Renewing health cards won't cost money, but failing to do so will cost coverage - Medicine Hat News
zmason@medicinehatnews.com The UCP government is proposing a set of changes to the Alberta health card under Bill 11, sweeping health-care legislation tabled Monday. Amendments to the Health Insurance...
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November 27, 2025 at 5:35 PM
This is simply another way to punish low income and unhoused people. To say nothing that there is no "cost" except for whatever private fees the registries inflict.
The UCP hates those who are not wealthy.
The UCP hates those who are not wealthy.
Book 52 of 2025 #booksky
3.75/5 - parts of this were beautifully written and parts were self-indulgent and overweening. The poetry at the end was beautiful and the relationship as described between Patti and Robert was very sweet, if codependent. The name dropping was a little much, but fascinating.
3.75/5 - parts of this were beautifully written and parts were self-indulgent and overweening. The poetry at the end was beautiful and the relationship as described between Patti and Robert was very sweet, if codependent. The name dropping was a little much, but fascinating.
November 27, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Book 52 of 2025 #booksky
3.75/5 - parts of this were beautifully written and parts were self-indulgent and overweening. The poetry at the end was beautiful and the relationship as described between Patti and Robert was very sweet, if codependent. The name dropping was a little much, but fascinating.
3.75/5 - parts of this were beautifully written and parts were self-indulgent and overweening. The poetry at the end was beautiful and the relationship as described between Patti and Robert was very sweet, if codependent. The name dropping was a little much, but fascinating.
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Hey folks – this is Nate.
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate, for the second time in a month, voted to implement the Notwithstanding Clause.
Even though I heard he disagrees with the NWC's use.
This all sounds rather cowardly.
I'll have something more to say about Nate.
Stay tuned.
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate, for the second time in a month, voted to implement the Notwithstanding Clause.
Even though I heard he disagrees with the NWC's use.
This all sounds rather cowardly.
I'll have something more to say about Nate.
Stay tuned.
November 19, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Hey folks – this is Nate.
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate, for the second time in a month, voted to implement the Notwithstanding Clause.
Even though I heard he disagrees with the NWC's use.
This all sounds rather cowardly.
I'll have something more to say about Nate.
Stay tuned.
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate, for the second time in a month, voted to implement the Notwithstanding Clause.
Even though I heard he disagrees with the NWC's use.
This all sounds rather cowardly.
I'll have something more to say about Nate.
Stay tuned.
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I've come to realize in recent times that while I do love a good slab of vinyl, I'm not a vinyl junkie, I'm a song junkie. I'll take it on any format I can get it.
November 15, 2025 at 4:23 AM
I've come to realize in recent times that while I do love a good slab of vinyl, I'm not a vinyl junkie, I'm a song junkie. I'll take it on any format I can get it.
Book 51 of 2025 #booksky
3.25/5 - I don't shy away from ugly topics and I love books that make me uncomfortable and emotional. This book was well-written but I had issues with the romanticization of the subject matter. This was not a love story, despite the author obviously wanting it to be.
3.25/5 - I don't shy away from ugly topics and I love books that make me uncomfortable and emotional. This book was well-written but I had issues with the romanticization of the subject matter. This was not a love story, despite the author obviously wanting it to be.
November 11, 2025 at 12:46 PM
Book 51 of 2025 #booksky
3.25/5 - I don't shy away from ugly topics and I love books that make me uncomfortable and emotional. This book was well-written but I had issues with the romanticization of the subject matter. This was not a love story, despite the author obviously wanting it to be.
3.25/5 - I don't shy away from ugly topics and I love books that make me uncomfortable and emotional. This book was well-written but I had issues with the romanticization of the subject matter. This was not a love story, despite the author obviously wanting it to be.
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lol she got his ass and he knows it
November 9, 2025 at 3:36 PM
lol she got his ass and he knows it
How embarrassing. Thanks 'Berta
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November 10, 2025 at 4:36 PM
How embarrassing. Thanks 'Berta
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🧵 In 1 week, the #UCP & Premier Danielle Smith (and #Lethbridge East MLA Nathan Neudorf), have invoked the NWC to end the teachers' strike & Charter Rights, fired the Auditor General investigating UCP corruption & cut $$ to Elections Alberta as recall petitions start circulating. 👇 1/5
November 4, 2025 at 2:06 PM
🧵 In 1 week, the #UCP & Premier Danielle Smith (and #Lethbridge East MLA Nathan Neudorf), have invoked the NWC to end the teachers' strike & Charter Rights, fired the Auditor General investigating UCP corruption & cut $$ to Elections Alberta as recall petitions start circulating. 👇 1/5
Book 50 of 2025 #booksky
4/5 - beautiful writing and the first half of the book was a 5 star read. I generally don't like blatant foreshadowing (ie ...and that would be the last time she saw her for five years...) and I found the break to be contrived and not overly realistic. Mowed through it.
4/5 - beautiful writing and the first half of the book was a 5 star read. I generally don't like blatant foreshadowing (ie ...and that would be the last time she saw her for five years...) and I found the break to be contrived and not overly realistic. Mowed through it.
November 2, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Book 50 of 2025 #booksky
4/5 - beautiful writing and the first half of the book was a 5 star read. I generally don't like blatant foreshadowing (ie ...and that would be the last time she saw her for five years...) and I found the break to be contrived and not overly realistic. Mowed through it.
4/5 - beautiful writing and the first half of the book was a 5 star read. I generally don't like blatant foreshadowing (ie ...and that would be the last time she saw her for five years...) and I found the break to be contrived and not overly realistic. Mowed through it.
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🧵 Hey folks – this is Nate.
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate voted to invoke the Notwithstanding Clause to help end the teachers’ strike.
Nate could use the NWC again.
1/6
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate voted to invoke the Notwithstanding Clause to help end the teachers’ strike.
Nate could use the NWC again.
1/6
November 1, 2025 at 3:28 PM
🧵 Hey folks – this is Nate.
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate voted to invoke the Notwithstanding Clause to help end the teachers’ strike.
Nate could use the NWC again.
1/6
Nate is a #UCP MLA for #Lethbridge East.
Nate voted to invoke the Notwithstanding Clause to help end the teachers’ strike.
Nate could use the NWC again.
1/6
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Book 49 of 2025 #booksky
5/5 - this has been on my TBR for awhile. Maggie O'Farrell is a fantastic writer, and this is her masterpiece. A lyrical, quiet book on love and grief. It was nominally about Shakespeare but could have been about any family, and I loved that it was told in present tense.
5/5 - this has been on my TBR for awhile. Maggie O'Farrell is a fantastic writer, and this is her masterpiece. A lyrical, quiet book on love and grief. It was nominally about Shakespeare but could have been about any family, and I loved that it was told in present tense.
October 31, 2025 at 11:51 AM
Book 49 of 2025 #booksky
5/5 - this has been on my TBR for awhile. Maggie O'Farrell is a fantastic writer, and this is her masterpiece. A lyrical, quiet book on love and grief. It was nominally about Shakespeare but could have been about any family, and I loved that it was told in present tense.
5/5 - this has been on my TBR for awhile. Maggie O'Farrell is a fantastic writer, and this is her masterpiece. A lyrical, quiet book on love and grief. It was nominally about Shakespeare but could have been about any family, and I loved that it was told in present tense.
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i cant believe that people look at asmongold and think, "yeah, thats who i want to listen to for advice"
October 29, 2025 at 6:44 PM
i cant believe that people look at asmongold and think, "yeah, thats who i want to listen to for advice"